On 12/23/05, Bastian Blank <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Anyway, what are the problems with a default of 666? It fixes any > of the problems.
Is this a serious question? Access to group disk can be easily controlled by the system administrator. On some systems, only root has this access, on other systems other ids also have this access. It's possible that all accounts will have this access, but that's extremely rare. That's not true for "other" -- everyone has access read and write access to things with 666 permissions. Do you need this explained further? -- Raul
