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chi wrote:
| iin /etc/bashrc the umask is 022 | then why when i create file , the permission is 664 not 755 | Thx | As a security fix, Fedora (as does RH since RH8 or 9) never sets the executable bit no mater what your umask is set at. The umask is only appropriate for the read, write, sticky bits, but not executeable.
Any time you need a file (such as a script) to be executable you need to chmod +x
Kevin Fries
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