Modifying default permissions? (Answered)

A little while back, I discovered a way for the system to automatically make the permissions of files I create 0640. I've changed my mind about that now (since a permissions problem gave me hell with sqlite all day), and I've forgotten what I can do to restore it to the default 0666. Any advice? I've checked /etc/profile and /etc/fstab for any clues, and found nothing. Nothing was mounted with a umask, since I can chmod said files to 0666 after creating them.
[Edit] Nevermind; My default was 644 after all.. Google says using 'umask' in .bash_profile will do the trick, though.
Last edited by xelados (2008-03-01 01:38:38)

Run "umask 0022". That give the default 644 permissions...

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Is there a way to modify my system's default permissions? For example, when I create a new file/directory it will automatically have my preferred permissions. I've tinkered with umask, but haven't found it to work for me... am I missing something?

Did you try setting your umask in th specific users .bashrc file. any changes you make here will be saved. Just entering the Umask command from the bash shell will change the permissions just for that session it will go back to default after you log out. All you should have to use is a text editor and be in the users home that you wanna change and type nano .bashrc (i use nano) or vi .bashrc etc...... then all you should have to type is the umask value. Im pretty sure that the umask is subtracted from the the current directory permissons a umask of 022 give us the 755 that is the default. so you would type "umask 022" then save and exit . Then test it
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