Other Does FreeBSD also suffer the same exec issues with file on NTFS as Linux?

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On Linux, all files on the NTFS volume marked as executable. I used to use this trick:


mkdir -p /media/Share


Add to /etc/fstab:


# Windows sharing partition

UUID="" /media/Share ntfs defaults,uid=1000,gid=1000,umask=0000,fmask=0111 0 0


Get UUID using sudo blkid.


Does FreeBSD also affected? How to adapt my trick for FreeBSD?
 
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       umask=value
	      Set the  bitmask of the file and directory permissions that  are
	      not present. The value is	given in octal.	The default value is 0
	      which means full access to everybody.

       fmask=value
	      Set the  bitmask of the file permissions that are	 not  present.
	      The  value is given in octal. The	default	value is 0 which means
	      full access to everybody.

       dmask=value
	      Set the  bitmask of  the	directory  permissions	that  are  not
	      present.	The  value  is	given in octal.	The default value is 0
	      which means full access to everybody.
See ntfs-3g(8).
 
Code:
       umask=value
          Set the  bitmask of the file and directory permissions that  are
          not present. The value is    given in octal.    The default value is 0
          which means full access to everybody.

       fmask=value
          Set the  bitmask of the file permissions that are     not  present.
          The  value is given in octal. The    default    value is 0 which means
          full access to everybody.

       dmask=value
          Set the  bitmask of  the    directory  permissions    that  are  not
          present.    The  value  is    given in octal.    The default value is 0
          which means full access to everybody.
See ntfs-3g(8).
I'm too lazy to not research before ask. Thanks for the man page.
 
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