OK, Now I have put my default umask to 022 so it should be permission 755 BUT it is not. Now I have 644 permission. Even If I put for defumask 000 I have 644.** Reply to message from Sasa Stupar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Tue, 16 Sep 2003 07:44:24 +0200
Ed Wilts pravi:
On Mon, Sep 15, 2003 at 08:03:03PM +0200, Sasa Stupar wrote:I am using webmin to configure wu-ftp. I have setup default umask to 755 for all classes but looks like this doesn't work because when I upload files they have 022 permission.
I have a question regarding the configuration of wu-ftp: I have it working for guest and anonymous (I don't want to enable real unix). How do I set up default permissions for upload (eg. 755) for guest? Now it is set to 022.
I use upload clauses like so: upload /cust/*/* * no upload /cust/*/* /pub/upload yes * * 2770
This forces all uploads to go the upload folder and allows group access. There are a bunch of examples in the man page for ftpaccess. Also look at the upload.configuration.HOWTO file which was installed as part of the rpm.
You can also use the defumask statement to tweak the permissions.
Which is exactly what you told it to do with the umask which is *subtractive* from the 777 permission ordinal. So a umask of 755 gets you a file permission of 022. A "man bash" will get you all the gory details.
jb
I have read man bash but I don't understand it well (newbie).
Any suggestions?
Sasa
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