What about modifying the options in the file /etc/adduser.conf?
Btw, there is a typo in that file "equivilant" (AFAIR) instead of
"equivalent" ... does that qualify for a bug Ian? ;-)
Lazaro
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Subject: Re: new to debian; some questions
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Date: 10.08.96 19:11
Joey Hess writes ("new to debian; some questions"):
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> Does debian use the "user groups" system that redhat uses, that makes each
> user be in a group containing only themselves, so the umask can be set to
> 002? I see in /etc/group that each user does get placed in their own
> group. But I see in /etc/profile that the umask is set to 022.. Can I
> change that to 002 safely?
Yes, you can, but adduser will edit it when it installs people's
.profile's anyway.
Ian.
