ftp question

From: Van de Perre Jochen \(Kronos\) <"Van>
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 11:28:19 +0200

Hi managers,

I have a little problem setting up an ftp script:

1) I created a user on the target system, with "umask 000" in his .profile.
When I log in as the user and I type "umask", I get "00". So far, so good...

2) When I use ftp on the source system to I login to the target system
(using the
user created above), then something changes to the umask setting:
        typing "umask" on the ftp prompt (according to the help info of ftp,
this is
        to get the umask from the target system) now says "027", and not
"00".

Questions:

-Where does ftp get this umask setting?
-Is there a way to set it to 00, but NOT from the ftp prompt? (reason: the
script is also
 used to reach NT-machines, who do not understand the umask command).

Thanks,

J.
Received on Tue Jul 11 2000 - 09:30:32 NZST

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