umask
Created: January 13, 2020
- Subtract the umask from 7 to get the permissions that will result from a umask.
- For example, if a umask is
022, the result will be755. - The umask command is:
umask. - umask can be changed temporarily and can be added to bashrc.
- system-wide default umask (pam_umask) is set in
/etc/login.defsfor RHEL 8 and Debian 10. - In older Linux distributions, this was set in bashrc or bash_profile.