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10.5: How to set NSUmask in Leopard
That old hint for changing NSUmask recommends changing the user's globalPreferences.plist, not the system's. What would be the equivalent user launchd.conf?
10.5: How to set NSUmask in Leopard
I don't know that you can. You can set it for a user's shell environment in their .profile file, but I don't know how you set it per user for the GUI apps.
10.5: How to set NSUmask in Leopard
Hm, if .profile is your suggestion, then ~/.MacOSX/environment.plist should set it for GUI apps.
10.5: How to set NSUmask in Leopard
that plist if for setting environment variables. I don't think umask is an environment variable.
10.5: How to set NSUmask in Leopard
Oh, right. rats.
10.5: How to set NSUmask in Leopard
Let me give you the recipie:
10.5: How to set NSUmask in Leopard
FYI: from Apple enterprise support:
10.5: How to set NSUmask in Leopard
If you are running 10.5.3 or higher, create /etc/launchd-user.conf and add the line "umask nnn". (Where nnn is the mask you want.) This should effect the users only, not the system. |
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