On Dienstag, 1. Mai 2007 +0100, Ryo Furue wrote: > 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 . . . ? I set umask through PAM, i.e. using pam_umask as one of the PAM options. Cheers, Kevin -- Kevin Krammer, KDE developer, xdg-utils developer KDE user support, developer mentoring
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