Hi.
Does anyone know how to change the default UMASK (022) inside a RPC
connection?
Our UV.LOGIN has a sentence:
UMASK 002
and it works from telnet connections.
But if I do a EXECUTE "CREATE.FILE x" from inside a RPC connection, the
permissions of the new file are "-rw-r--r--".
Regards
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Subject: [U2] Question about umask
Hi.
Does anyone know how to change the default UMASK (022) inside a RPC
connection?
Our UV.LOGIN has a sentence:
UMASK 002
Augusto:
Can't say for sure about UniVerse, but in UniData a UO connection runs
the globally cataloged program "UOLOGIN", not the "LOGIN" paragraph.
1) I'm not sure if that's the way UniVerse operates,
2) When you say an RPC connection I'm not sure you mean UniObjects,
which connects via th
>>and it works from telnet connections.
>>But if I do a EXECUTE "CREATE.FILE x" from inside a RPC connection,
the
>>permissions of the new file are "-rw-r--r--".
The EXECUTE spawns a shell that might be owned by another user like
system, I'm not sure about that. Whoever owns the shell is w
st
Subject: [U2] Question about umask
Hi.
Does anyone know how to change the default UMASK (022) inside a RPC
connection?
Our UV.LOGIN has a sentence:
UMASK 002
and it works from telnet connections.
But if I do a EXECUTE "CREATE.FILE x" from inside a RPC connection, the
permissions
ns for created files.
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>
> Gregor
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permissions for created files.
Gregor
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Sent: Friday, 21 May 2010 4:14 AM
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Subject: [U2] Question about umask
Hi.
Does anyone know how t