You have just created a new account on your server and you would like to make sure that all the files this user creates will be stored with permissions 0777, how would you go about to achieve this? Reason around the usefulness of this
You have just created a new account on your server and you would like to make sure that all the files this user creates will be stored with permissions 0777, how would you go about to achieve this? Reason around the usefulness of this
The umask goes about as a bunch of consents that applications can't set on documents. It's a document mode creation cover for processes and can't be set for registries itself. Most applications would not make documents with execute consents set, so they would have a default of 666, which is then adjusted by the umask.
As you have set the umask to eliminate the read/compose bits for the proprietor and the read bits for other people, a default, for example, 777 in applications would bring about the document consents being 133. This would imply that you (and others) could execute the document, and others would have the option to keep in touch with it.
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