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Also works in 10.4
This hint still seems to work in Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger.
As before, it allows the default file privileges on a Mac to be altered so that files created on that machine can be read from and written to by other users, i.e. a sharing model similar that used under Mac OS 9 and earlier. The usual caveats of course still apply - the default security model in OS X has been chosen for a number of good reasons, so don't change it unless you need to, and are happy at the compromises in security you will be making - setting the default umask to be more restrictive than the system defaults may cause problems- always make a backup before changing system files Enjoy!
Also works in 10.4 (not for me!)
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Also works in 10.4 (not for me!)
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