What UNIX command will control the default file permissions
when files are created?
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Answer / blackwolph
Umask is the correct answer
which has to be changed and will remain default for all the
files/direc u create instead of changing file permissions
everytime using chmod
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Answer / swapna
"chmod " command will control the default permissions when
we create files.
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