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07-12-2011 01:29 AM
07-12-2011 01:29 AM
umask in Trusted Mode
Hi,
I have convert one system in trusted mode.
But I have one problem, I need the 022 umask, and by default the systems now is 077 umask.
I have put in the /etc/default/security
# Users attempting to su to root must be a memeber
# of this group
SU_ROOT_GROUP=switch
# Default umask value upon login. Note: This
# attribute controls umask(2) of all sessions
# initiated via pam_unix(5) and/or pam_hpsec(5).
# Must have a leading zero to denote octal.
UMASK=0022
but the systems says me that are umask 077.
# umask
077
#
Is it possible to change it?
Thanks a lot of,
Carmen.
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07-12-2011 03:44 AM
07-12-2011 03:44 AM
Re: umask in Trusted Mode
Hi,
You can put in /etc/profile file as :
umask 022
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07-12-2011 04:58 AM
07-12-2011 04:58 AM
Re: umask in Trusted Mode
Hi Carme:
Did you log out and login with a new session and test?
Regards!
...JRF...
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07-12-2011 04:31 PM
07-12-2011 04:31 PM
Re: umask in Trusted Mode
Or add umask to individual ~/.profile files.