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[SNIP]

> md	/var/amavis	mfs	rw,-s64m	0	0

[SNIP]
>> Thanks, it works fine.
>> Only the permissions ans ownership after this are like this:
>>
>> drwxrwxrwt   3 root    wheel
>>
>> every time after reboot the permissions are the same again.
>> Anyway, to get around this?

>Sure - have a look at the -p and -w options in the mdmfs man
>page.

I noticed these options there, only, how do i invoke these commands in
this line in /etc/fstab: (can i do it like this?)

md    /var/amavis     mfs     rw,-s64m,-p750,-wamavis:amavis   0   0

Where -p750 means actually chmod 750
and -w.. means user and group amavis so that it's mounted like this:

drwxr-x---   5 amavis  amavis

Bye,

Mipam.