On Sun, 24 Sep 2000, Justin Zygmont wrote:
# I have a script that creates new users, however I want to create their
# default home directories to 711 permissions. Simply including umask 066
# at the beginning of the script doesn't do it.
'chmod' after adding new user; could be the last stage of your script.
# now I've noticed that they don't have permission to delete their own
# files, is there any way around this?
Don't know. If they have the right to write they should be able to delete,
shouldn't they?
tbi
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