On Tue, 6 Aug 1996, Winfried Truemper wrote: > Package: pine > Version: 3.94-2 > > Here what happens when I write e-mail: > > -rw-r--r-- 1 truemper students 169 Aug 6 17:37 #pico19247#
That's emacs's autosave file. emacs will copy the permissions of the original file to set the autosave file. For a new file, it will use your umask. Since this will happen on any editor that creates autosave files, one solution would be for pine to create the file with permissions 600 and then call emacs on it. Just set your pine editor to "pineedit" which would be a shell script like this: #!/bin/sh touch $1 chmod 600 $1 exec emacsclient $1 Instead of just having pine launch emacsclient directly. You can probably put a hook in the file load to do this also if you wish. Guy
