On 2021-08-24 1:03 p.m., Samuel Sieb wrote:
On 2021-08-24 9:50 a.m., François Patte wrote:
Thank you for your explanations. I made some progress in my
investigations: the problem seems to be a change in the "su" command
from f32 to f34: my personnal umask is 0077 and I use to log as root
using the command "su -". Until f32 this way of doing gave a root
login with all environment variables of the root account (including
the UMASK). As far as I can see this is no more the case in f34....
Where is the config for the "su" command? And is it possible to
change this behavior?
umask isn't an environment variable. It's a kernel setting for the
process. Why are you using "su" anyway instead of "sudo"? (I don't
know if that will change anything regarding the umask, but it's better
to not have a root password.)
Maybe this will help:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/328104/setting-umask-for-su-user-command
There is one unhandled situation in Fedora 34 and still requires a root
password: You cannot use single-user mode without a root password in
order to fix the issues preventing use of multi-user mode. You have to
set a root password just for this scenario in order to recover your machine.
Hopefully this little mess gets fixed in the upcoming F35 release.
--
John Mellor
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