Chris Carlen wrote:
Hi:
I have a filesystem called /photos whose files and subdirs I want in group "users" and with permissions:
anyuser:users rwxrwxr-x
at all times.
That is, I want all users able to read, write, create, and destroy these files at will.
I can do this with recursive commands to change the perms, but when a user creates a new file, it is created with that user's umask.
How can I make the filesystem have a umask that overrides the users' umasks?
Thanks for input.
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