How to change permissions on the second disk?

Question

linux

I have two drives in my PC: ssd for 120 gb and hdd for 1 tb.
I installed the system on ssd, mounted hdd and ran into a problem. I want to download, for example, the series. Weight - under 200 GB, it is naturally desirable to install it on the second disk, but there is an access restriction on it and it is not possible to write it down as a path for downloading.
How to solve this problem, make the second disk normal, not requiring special access?

Answer 1

if hdd is formatted for ntfs, then uid and gid /etc/fstab mount options :

UUID=here_uuid_drive /home/dka/Downloads ntfs-3g uid=dka,gid=dka 0 2

uuid can be viewed via bkid

Answer 2

First you need to give commands mountand df. Well, it would be nice to ls -lthe folder where you want to save.