On Sun, 2017-04-30 at 18:26 -0600, Peter Gueckel wrote:
> In ~/.bash_profile, I have umask=002, since I want directories
> (files) to have the permission 755 (644).
>
> Until Fedora 25, this worked perfectly.
>
> Now, in Fedora 26, directories (files) are created with the
> permission 775 (664)
Peter Gueckel wrote:
> In ~/.bash_profile, I have umask=002
I meant, I have it set to *022*
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In ~/.bash_profile, I have umask=002, since I want directories
(files) to have the permission 755 (644).
Until Fedora 25, this worked perfectly.
Now, in Fedora 26, directories (files) are created with the
permission 775 (664).
When I run umask, it returns 0002.
For some reason, my setting in
