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10.3: Set the global umask default value
Hmmmm, this doesn't seem to tell me everything! This global.defaults hack appears to me like it only applies to users logging into the desktop and not network clients, can somebody clarify this? How does this octal 022 relate to the chmod style of permissions '770' or 'ug=rwx o=' for instance? I currently use cron as I'm a bit sceptical about what the next apple update might do to such changes. All I want is to default group permissions to write instead of read only. As I haven't found a way yet do this for 10.3, I'll stick to running chmod scripts in cron. Isn't there something you can do to the /etc/rc file? I use the following (called via another script) if it's any help to anyone else;
Octal chmod/umask codes
"How does this octal 022 relate to the chmod style of permissions '770' or 'ug=rwx o=' for instance?" |
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