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Umask, in Desktop(gnome)
I want user, have umask 007, i just add in .bashrc and working, but our user using GDM for login, so I just add umask in /etc/profile. Is ther other way to put umask than in /etc/profile if using GDM?
How to make .bash_profile with our define(default with my setting). Thank you. |
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