03-22-2010
FTP user and Umask issue
Guy's
I have user ID created in AIX calld FTPuser in AppServer
Umask for this user ( FTPuser ) is umask 002
from my workstation I'm doing as the following
ftp Appserver
Connected to Appserver.
230 User FTPuser logged in.
put testfile.sh
file will be transferd but the issue is file will be transferd to my Appserver with this permission -rw-r--r--
as per the defined umas it shuold to be with this permission-rw-rw-r-- ( umask 002 )
Why I'm getting different in the permission?
Pls advices ...
Last edited by ITHelper; 03-22-2010 at 10:15 AM..
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