07-24-2012
Permissions issue
Hi,
I have a shell script which calls oracle procedure.
Procedure creates a file using oracle utl_file and places file on unix server at loaction /tmp.
The file permission is getting set to 640 (Owner=oracle, group=dba)
I need it to be 644 by default. (So others can read it.)
The umask is set to 022.
Directory permissions are
drwxrw-rwx 24 root sys 145920 Jul 24 09:45 tmp
Still files being created have permission 640.
Please help.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Krishna GNV.
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