default file permissions
Linda
haniganwork at earthlink.net
Fri Mar 7 21:06:05 UTC 2014
I have a user that I would like to set up so his files have
different default file permissions than the system. I have
done this in the past when users were working inside
terminal windows by setting umask in .bashrc However this
user only is on the system to use email and a web browser.
He is saving a file to an auto mounted nfs that mounts in
his home direct from thunderbird . I have tried setting
umask in .bashrc and in .xsessionsrc but neither seem to
effect the file permissions. Any ideas how I can get this
to work? Otherwise is there a way to have the permissions
for all files created in a specific directory to have a set
default permission, with the cavaet that this is really a
nfs directory mounted on his machine not really a local file
directory.
Thanks
Linda
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