Hi Pol,
| Files and directories created through the konqueror graphic interface show
| different access privileges than files and directories created through a
| terminal emulator (konqueror terminal emulator included).
| How to fix that misbehaviour?
I guess you set your umask in a shell startup file such as .bashrc,
.profile, or .bash_profile , that is not used by KDE.
Potential fixes are:
- Create a symbolic link in ~/.kde/env/ to your startup file that
contains your umask setting: For example,
$ cd ~/.kde/env/
$ ln -s ~/.bash_profile bash_profile.sh
This is what I do. Files in ~/.kde/env/ are sourced during the
KDE startup. Once set, environments (including umask) should be
seen by all applications including konqueror.
- Change the system-wide default umask in /etc/profile . But, I'm not
sure whether the KDE uses this file or whether it does not change
umask.
- What else . . . ?
Hope this helps,
Ryo
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