WSL Ubuntu can not read files on NTFS partition

I have a dual boot computer.

• Drive c:\ has Windows 10 on ntfs.
• Drive d:\ has Ubuntu on ext4.
• Drive e:\ is a NTFS partition to share files between my Windows 10 and Ubuntu.
  • Local Ubuntu mounts with uid=1000,gid=1000
  • I'm not sure what options are automounted on WSL Ubuntu but I can read and write with my username ownership and group

On Windows 10, I installed WSL Ubuntu. It automounts my shared ntfs drive e:. I can read/write on this drive in both my local Ubuntu and WS Ubuntu.

However, whenever I make changes in my local Ubuntu writing to drive e:, WSL can not read the files.

Here's a example of what happens:

I'm on my local Ubuntu at ext4 drive d:.I or some program write files to my shared ntfs drive e:\

On my WSL Ubuntu, it loads my share drive e:\ but the files created previously in my local Ubuntu has lost all file permissions and so WSL Ubuntu can't access the files. Here's a ls command to list the files

> ls -ltotal 8---------- 1 moredrowsy moredrowsy 1080 Oct 26  1985 LICENSE---------- 1 moredrowsy moredrowsy  415 Oct 26  1985 README.md

If I use the ls command again, the file permissions are restored:

> ls -ltotal 8-rwxrwxrwx 1 moredrowsy moredrowsy 1080 Oct 26  1985 LICENSE-rwxrwxrwx 1 moredrowsy moredrowsy  415 Oct 26  1985 README.md

Now, I can do a chmod -R +755 on all my folders recursively and it will be fine until my local Ubuntu on drive d:\ access or modify the files, then it loses all file permissions on WSL Ubuntu.

I don't want to keep re-doing chmod all the time.

How do I solve this?