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Re: How can a file inherit file permissions from parent directory at fil
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Paul Jarc |
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Re: How can a file inherit file permissions from parent directory at file creation? |
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Thu, 12 Jun 2003 16:28:16 -0400 |
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"Markus Wahl" <wahl2@home.se> wrote:
> I think I need some way to get files that are created
> to automatically inherit the file permission of the
> parent directory. Is that possible?
Not that I know of. This isn't really a bash issue;
news:comp.unix.programmer would be an appropriate place for this
topic. But are you sure you really need this? Unless a process is
already running in the directory, or has a descriptor referring to it,
it must pass the directory's perimssion bits before the file's
permission bits are considered.
> Using umask (which is a bash built in command, right?)
Yes; it simply calls the kernel's umask() system call.
paul