Hello, I've got a strange behavior with guestmount: I've a root directory with mod/owner = drwx------ root root. I cannot change directory to it as a regular user (as normal), but I can list its content (not normally normal) and I can change directory to a subdirectory in it which is mod drwxr-xr-x. E.g: $ mkdir /tmp/mnt $ guestmount --ro -i -a test.qcow2 /tmp/mnt/ $ cd /tmp/mnt $ ls -ld root/ drwx------ 4 root root 4096 Oct 14 19:21 root/ $ ls -l root/ total 4 drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Oct 14 19:21 subdir $ cd root bash: cd: root: Permission denied $ cd root/subdir $ pwd /tmp/mnt/root/subdir Also tar is ok as well: $ cd /tmp/mnt $ tar cf /tmp/tar.tar . $ tar tf /tmp/tar.tar | grep -e "^./root/subdir/$" ./root/subdir/ This is for sure some fuse magic to allow the regular user to list files just as if he is root (after all, guestmount did not require to be root in the first place). I'm very ok with that since this is very useful, but then I would expect `cd root' to be OK as well ? I'm using $ guestmount -V guestmount 1.32.7 Best regards, PS: @moderators: sorry for the noise with cancelled messages, I fixed typos... :/ -- Pierre