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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers new directory - how to force files created in it to inherit grp,own and permissions Post 20473 by Kelam_Magnus on Friday 26th of April 2002 03:36:21 PM
Old 04-26-2002
/etc/group and umask
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An easy way to solve this is to add the users who will share these files to the group that it application user is a member of.

If the default group is oracle, then make all the users a member of the group oracle in /etc/group...

IF you want everyone to have permissions in the poppa dir, give them a secondary group of momma in /etc/group.
Also, make sure the group rights are such that users can read/write files in the specified dir.

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Umask can be modified in the .profile of the specified user. It i will give the opposite of what you set the umask to for new files and dirs created by that user...

If you set "umask 022" then the new file parms will be 644. Note that you cannot give executable permissions with umask. It will not do it even if you give umask 000...

Set umask 006, this will give you 660 for new file creation.
 

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NAME

       install-xpi - installs a xpi file into a Debian package

SYNOPSIS

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DESCRIPTION

       install-xpi  is	a  helper  tool  for  packaging  XUL extensions. It installs the given xpi file into the correct directory and creates the
       required links based on the data in the install.rdf file.  It corrects the file permissions unless --preserve-permissions is specified.

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