Using ACL'S and umask command ...

[Manuales]

How do i use umask command in this issue?

"user1" creates a file and leave the file created as "user2" owner.

-rw-r-----+ 1 user2 group-ftp 80 Mar 9 11:36 david.01

ACL in this file and folder where is located:
unix:ftp 131> pwd
/home/user1/TEST

FOLDER NAME:
unix:ftp 136> getacl TEST
# file: TEST
# owner: user3
# group: group-ftp
user::rwx
user:user1:rwx
group::rwx
class:rwx
other:rwx
default:user:user1:rwx

FILE NAME:
unix:ftp 132> getacl david.01
# file: david.01
# owner: user2
# group: group-ftp
user::rw-
user:user1:rwx #effective:r--
group::r--
class:r--
other:---

I need that david.01 file be created as permission follows:
-rw-rw-r--+ 1 user2 group-ftp 80 Mar 9 11:36 david.01

user1 - csh - has .cshrc and contains umask 002
user2 - sh - has .profile and contains umask 002
user3 - csh - hast .cshrc and contains umask 002

user1 located in primary group named group-sap
user2 located in primary group named group-ftp
user3 located in primary group named group-ftp

user1 also located in secondary group named group-ftp
user1 also located in secondary group named group-sap
user1 also located in secondary group named group-sap

What do i must modify?
I need user1 has permission over file david.01 rw-.

I mean, when user1 creates file david.01, this must be created permission follows:
-rw-rw-r--+ 1 user2 group-ftp 80 Mar 9 11:36 david.01

by default user1 is creating under user2 owner file named david.01

Thanks, Manuales.

[Manuales]

Correction:

user1 also located in secondary group named group-ftp
user2 also located in secondary group named group-sap
user3 also located in secondary group named group-sap

any idea?

[Carlos Roberto Schimidt · Accepted solution]

Try

$setacl -m group-ftp::rw- david.01

[Carlos Roberto Schimidt]

Hi,

I note about class.

The class entry reflect the maximum permissible combination of permission.

Try:

setacl -m 'class:rwx' david.01

Take about using chmod with acl. The is specific argument do command chmod for maintain acl for a file. "chmod -A"

Schimidt