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how to set a global umask
I'd like to share a folder between two users and therefore I'd like to to set the umask to 002 to ensure all users in a certain group have read and write access.
Yet I can't figure out how to set the umask for a user (or all users) so it's recognized by nautilus and the gnome terminal. I set it in: /etc/profile /etc/login.defs ~.bash_profile but that only seems to effect tty1, tty2 etc. but not nautilus nor the gnome terminal. any ideas? |
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