04-07-2008
umask for an ftp account
Hi,
I have an ftp account which is used for transferring files to a UNIX box.
eventhough the permissions on the source box for the files are 777, when it reaches the destination node via this ftp transfer the permissions is getting changed to -rw-r-----
can someone please help me?
umask set on the destination server is 002
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