Datapump expdp dump file missing permissions

I need help on this :
After export my dump file missing the permissions for others.
-rw-r----- abc.dmp
AFter export it needs to provide read permissions to all but not working.i need like below
-rw-r--r-- abc.dump
I am using following commands before expdp (datapump)
setfacl -m mask:rwx,u:${ORACLE_OWNER}:rwx ${HOME}/dumpfiles
setfacl -m other:rwx ${HOME}/dumpfiles
Thanks in Advance,

If UMASK is set to 022 you could not generate this:
-rw-r----- abc.dmp which corresponds to a umask of 137.
I would look again. What are the user and group permissions under which it was created?

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My initial thread(started yesterday)was in 'Database General' and didn't get much response today. Where do i post questions on EXPORT/IMPORT utilities?
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You can perform a direct import instead of export using the NETWORK_LINK option.
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Copyright (c) 1982, 2008, Oracle. All rights reserved.
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SQL>
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log
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Now I am able to delete the files thank you very much for your help.This is the first time I am having this issue I am not sure the reason behind it "date" and "mtime" are conflicting and that is causing the issue. Can you please enlighten me regarding this
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