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Thursday, 5 February 2009
how to calculate the umask you want
example - you want to set a umask of 754 (user has rwx - group has r-x - and others have r--)
to calculate the umask, take the 754 from 777 - with leaves 023 (always make sure you use zero instead of a blank)
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