On 3/23/23 14:36, Matthew Weigel wrote:
On 2023-03-23 11:53 am, ch...@qatland.com wrote:
I did not look at the code at all for this. Only using existing
programs.
If this should not be working then a patch will be needed somewhere.
I didn't give it a try, but I took your report at face val
>
> I did not look at the code at all for this. Only using existing programs.
> If this should not be working then a patch will be needed somewhere.
> However I will state that having the ability to set the default
> permissions somewhere would be useful, and a requirement in some
> environment
Hi Chuck,
Thank you a lot, for your clear answer!
This is exactly what I wanted to find out.
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Best regards,
Denis Mikhlevich
RIPE NCC nic-hdl: IPv6-RU
23.03.2023 16:54, ch...@qatland.com wrote:
useradd makes use of the permissions of /etc/skel The defaults is 755.
If you change it to 7
On 2023-03-23 11:53 am, ch...@qatland.com wrote:
I did not look at the code at all for this. Only using existing
programs.
If this should not be working then a patch will be needed somewhere.
I didn't give it a try, but I took your report at face value and looked
closer at the code.
When i
> On 2023-03-23 7:54 am, ch...@qatland.com wrote:
>>
>> useradd makes use of the permissions of /etc/skel The defaults is 755.
>> If you change it to 750 new user directories will then have 750 as the
>> default on their home directories.
>
> Does it? Looking at the code, it doesn't copy /etc/ske
On 2023-03-23 7:54 am, ch...@qatland.com wrote:
useradd makes use of the permissions of /etc/skel The defaults is 755.
If you change it to 750 new user directories will then have 750 as the
default on their home directories.
Does it? Looking at the code, it doesn't copy /etc/skel, it runs "m
Op do 23 mrt. 2023 07:54 schreef Kastus Shchuka :
> On Thu, Mar 23, 2023 at 06:08:05AM +0100, Jasper Valentijn wrote:
> > Op di 21 mrt. 2023 20:33 schreef Denis Mikhlevich :
> >
> > >
> > > By hand I change the permision to 750 after creation a new user.
> > > Could I change the default behavior
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm setting up the new server under OpenBSD 7.2
> The aim of this server is the ssh terminal server for a few dozen logins
> When I created new users by 'useradd -m new-user' command I discovered
> that default persmission of home folders of the new users is 755
> For me it's oddly
On Thu, Mar 23, 2023 at 06:08:05AM +0100, Jasper Valentijn wrote:
> Op di 21 mrt. 2023 20:33 schreef Denis Mikhlevich :
>
> >
> > By hand I change the permision to 750 after creation a new user.
> > Could I change the default behavior without manual change the permission?
> >
>
> https://man.ope
Op di 21 mrt. 2023 20:33 schreef Denis Mikhlevich :
>
> By hand I change the permision to 750 after creation a new user.
> Could I change the default behavior without manual change the permission?
>
https://man.openbsd.org/login.conf.5
>
Hello,
I'm setting up the new server under OpenBSD 7.2
The aim of this server is the ssh terminal server for a few dozen logins
When I created new users by 'useradd -m new-user' command I discovered
that default persmission of home folders of the new users is 755
For me it's oddly.
By hand I
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