NTFS file-system sharing control

Solution 1:

You can mount the NTFS partition with read-write permissions for root only

sudo mount -o fmask=0177,dmask=0077 /dev/sdaX /media/root-view

where /dev/sdaX is the NTFS partition device, and /media/root-view is a mountpoint, to be created if necessary (obviously, you can choose the name you like).

Then install bindfs allowing to mount a directory on a mountpoint with modified permissions. The bind mount would be established as follow

sudo bindfs -p ugo=rwX /media/root-view/shared /media/user-view

where shared is a directory you want to share, and /media/user-view is another mountpoint, to be created if needed, as above.

Now all users have read-write access to /media/user-view, representing the /shared folder on the NTFS partition, and no access to other directories on the same partition.

You can repeat the bindfs for all directories of your interest, but would be better to reorganize the content of the NTFS partition, putting all directories to share inside a single directory. I mean, change the layout from

/shared01
/shared02
...
/shared10
/unshared01
/unshared02
...
/unshared10

to

/shared
    /shared01
    /shared02
    ...
    /shared10
/unshared
    /unshared01
    /unshared02
    ...
    /unshared10

With this layout you only need to share the directory /shared, giving automatic access to all sub-directories.