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10.3: Set the global umask default value
Same here, tried all you mentioned and a couple other things to get it working in Leopard 10.5.1. I made sure my Master Password is set. Tried logging in as root. Set root access via the Directory App. Nothing works. It's driving me nuts because I keep running into permissions problems on files that I always had access. Things I could change at will are asking for authentication even when I've verified that I'm running as root, and I own the files. I've got these issues settled down but still can't get a global default umask to stick???? |
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