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To change the defaults (see [http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/83056/setting-umask-for-su-root]) to '''027''': |
To change the defaults (see [http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/83056/setting-umask-for-su-root]) to '''027''': |
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Add to {{file:/etc/sudoers}}: |
Add to {{file:|/etc/sudoers}}: |
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Defaults umask = 0027 |
Defaults umask = 0027 |
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Defaults umask_override |
Defaults umask_override |
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Edit {{file |
Edit {{file|/etc/login.defs}}: |
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UMASK 027 |
UMASK 027 |
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Revision as of 18:36, 24 June 2015
Anything about security on linux. When topics are already covered in other pages, give links to them.
Setting umask
Default setting for umask on Ubuntu / Debian is 022, meaning all created files / folders are by default world readable.
To change the defaults (see [1]) to 027:
Add to {{file:|/etc/sudoers}}:
Defaults umask = 0027 Defaults umask_override
Edit /etc/login.defs:
UMASK 027