crazy file permission question

[Scott Ruckh]

I wrote a perl wrapper that allows for the umask to be set per user/group.
 The perl code eventually calls /usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server.  The
perl code is called from /etc/ssh/sshd_config in the "Subsystem" section.

Scott
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This is what you said Wayne Pinette
> Ok, so due to reasons that are kind of annoying, but none the less
> legitimate enough for me to post the question, I have a redhat server
> here in which all newly created files need to have the file permissions
> rwxr-xr-x  (755).  These files are created when the clients sftp them to
> the their specific directories.
> The problem of course is set umask subtracts from the default mask and
> the default umask for text files is 666 not 777.  Unfortunately I need
> ALL files to be 755, so the question is, how can I change the default
> mask to be 777 for all files so set umask works?
>
>
> Wayner
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