Ftp file unmask

You can unsubscribe at any time. Still ftp users getting the -rw-r-r- default permissions on there ftp files… Any clue? This is my requirement…For certain group of users FTPed files should get the rwxrw-r-permission… That can be done by modifying ftpaccess file… here is the issue I m not sure about how can I set umask up for a group..

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Stack Gives Back Featured on Meta. New post summary designs on greatest hits now, everywhere else eventually. Some group members are experiencing permission denied errors on write , as I will show below. What am I overlooking? I have checked all the related questions on unix.

However, the gotcha for me was that users of group "team" had a ForceCommand defined in that same config file. For these users, the ForceCommand was overriding the specification listed above. It is important to note that using the sshfs mount option umask is not recommended. It did not produce the desired behavior for me. The umask option for sshfs goes down to the underlying fuse layer where it's handled wrongly. So this turned out not to be a good overall solution.

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Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. Proper way to set the umask for SFTP transactions? Ask Question. Asked 4 years, 3 months ago. Active 4 years, 3 months ago. Viewed 33k times. Updated description of problem: user1, user2, and user3 all log into the same client computer.

The terminal works as expected: In a terminal, user2 can touch a document in the Shared1 directory and the permissions are: -rw-rw 1 user3 team 6 Sep 23 deleteme6. Second problem: As a temporary workaround I tested saving the scanned images to user2's home directory, then moving them to the Shared1 directory using Dolphin File manager.

Improve this question. MountainX MountainX What is the umask for user2? Seems like you are on the right track. See updated info in question. And where are all the places where umask can be set? Christopher No, the users do not need to be in the fuse group. Fuse utils are not required. I can use mount and umount.

I assume ACL's might work, but they should not be needed.