On point max file permission is 666 for files and not 777 so when file permission set with umask u+rw,g+rw,o-r then it becomes 660;so umask become 006(666-660) which can be seen in output of umask command
Question :- If I set umask as 555 and create a file. then my file’s permission should be 111 (-x --x --x). But why my Linux is assigning the permission of 222 (-w w -w-) to my file ?? please answer 🙏. because even chatgpt are not giving the right answer. please sir 🙏.
For folders, you need to subtract umask from 777 and for files, subtract from 666. Thus, for folders, umask of 222 means 777-222=555, but for files it is 444.
Adding this affects files for whole user directory, how to add umask for specific files in a specific directiory Eg - SFTP transferred files should have 777 or something
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On point max file permission is 666 for files and not 777 so when file permission set with umask u+rw,g+rw,o-r then it becomes 660;so umask become 006(666-660) which can be seen in output of umask command
we do chmod 777 to apply all the permissions, ,max file permission is 777
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Is that permission apply for logs also?
I believe it will be..depending by which user and process those logs are generated
Question :- If I set umask as 555 and create a file. then my file’s permission should be 111 (-x --x --x). But why my Linux is assigning the permission of 222 (-w w -w-) to my file ??
please answer 🙏.
because even chatgpt are not giving the right answer.
please sir 🙏.
bro, 7-5 =2 which is write. thus 777-555=222 (-w--w--w-)
For folders, you need to subtract umask from 777 and for files, subtract from 666. Thus, for folders, umask of 222 means 777-222=555, but for files it is 444.
Adding this affects files for whole user directory, how to add umask for specific files in a specific directiory
Eg - SFTP transferred files should have 777 or something
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