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Default file permissions

 
Stuart Driver
Advisor

Default file permissions


On my servers my default file creation for users was 666.

I have now converted my servers to trusted system and the default is 600.

Were can I change the system default back to
666.

At the moment I am using umask to overide this for each user in their .profile
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Peter Godron
Honored Contributor

Re: Default file permissions

Stuart,
I would try setting umask in /etc/profile.
Let us know whether it works.
Regarsd
Stuart Driver
Advisor

Re: Default file permissions

that worked thanks
Gordon  Morrison
Trusted Contributor

Re: Default file permissions

May I just point out that the main purpose of "Trusted System" mode is enhanced security, and global write permissions are inherently insecure?
Can I also suggest that you reconsider using 666 as the default.
664 is the minimum level of permissions security you should be using.
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