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In linux, you can use the [...] command to set the default permissions for newly created files (i.e. usually all newly created files have default permission of -rw-rw-r--, but you can change this default with this command).
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umask

^^ note: you can use umask to change the default permission of newly created files, but then anytime new shell is created the default will just go back to original, usually -rw-rw-r--


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In linux, you can use the [...] command to set the default permissions for newly created files (i.e. usually all newly created files have default permission of -rw-rw-r--, but you can change this default with this command).
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In linux, you can use the [...] command to set the default permissions for newly created files (i.e. usually all newly created files have default permission of -rw-rw-r--, but you can change this default with this command).
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umask

^^ note: you can use umask to change the default permission of newly created files, but then anytime new shell is created the default will just go back to original, usually -rw-rw-r--

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14. Permission and Modification Times
explicitness. It can take on a value representing the three bits, setuid ( 4 ), setgid ( 2 ), and sticky ( 1 ). Hence a value of 5764 is in binary and gives -rwsrw-r-T . 14.2 The umask Command <span>umask sets the default permissions for newly created files; it is usually 022 . This default value means that the permissions of any new file you create (say, with the touch command) will be masked with this number. 022 hence excludes write per

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