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12-14-2010 05:21 AM
12-14-2010 05:21 AM
umask set to 077 but Autosys files written at 666
I have the umask set to 077 on my HPUX 11i servers yet Autosys files are being written as 666. The autosys files are not coming in with any predefined permissions (they should be set but they are not, and setting them within Autosys is not under my control). Since they are not being set in the Autosys jobs the files are being written as 666. Any ideas as to why.
nrip
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12-14-2010 05:52 AM
12-14-2010 05:52 AM
Re: umask set to 077 but Autosys files written at 666
Hi Nancy:
One way would be if the creating process does an explicit 'chmod' following file open. Another possibility is that the parent process of the one that creates the Autosys files has a 'umask' of 000.
Regards!
...JRF...
One way would be if the creating process does an explicit 'chmod' following file open. Another possibility is that the parent process of the one that creates the Autosys files has a 'umask' of 000.
Regards!
...JRF...
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12-14-2010 03:52 PM
12-14-2010 03:52 PM
Re: umask set to 077 but Autosys files written at 666
So the Autosys application have the right to set the rights, and you might contact the application administrator (since it's not under your control), to have the files created with appropriate umask.
However, as pinpointed by JRF - you might have a look at the startup of the application (Autosys). If the parent process (the process starting up autosys) does submit Autosys with 000 - you will get a default of 666.
You might have a look in your /sbin/init.d directory and perhaps edit your startup file to include umask setting.
/Tor-Arne
However, as pinpointed by JRF - you might have a look at the startup of the application (Autosys). If the parent process (the process starting up autosys) does submit Autosys with 000 - you will get a default of 666.
You might have a look in your /sbin/init.d directory and perhaps edit your startup file to include umask setting.
/Tor-Arne
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