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Sftp Umask
Hi All,
in my HP-UX 11.11 , there is an parameter of SFTP_UMASK at env, but How do we use it ? I tried with type : SFTP_UMASK=022 and when I type : env the SFTP_UMASK value has changed to 022 . but when I send a file with use SFTP from other pc/server . It still umask 077 (chmod 700) on the file . What should I do If I need to set one user to get an umask=022 when the file comes from SFTP ?? Thx -dju |
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