From: Johnson, Kevin (Kevin_Johnson2@cable.comcast.com)
Date: Thu May 12 2005 - 10:56:28 EDT
Managers,
I have a Solaris 9 system that receives files via ftp. There is one specific
user that logs in and that user is requesting that the files have a umask of
002. I looked into the ftpaccess file and the possible ways to achieve this.
I found the "defumask" directive and according to the man page (ftpaccess
(4)), I can use the following syntax:
Defumask 002 realusers
The realusers is the class that I was hoping to be able to assign this
particular user to. This seems to work because if I remove the class from
this line, the umask becomes 002 for all users. The rub is.... I can't seem
to find the syntax on assigning users to the class. Has anyone done this?
How do I assign a specific user to the realusers class?
Thanks. I will summarize.
Kevin Johnson
Sun System Support
Sr. Systems Administrator
kevin_johnson2@cable.comcast.com
(720) 268-8260
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