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> > > Now I just need to find a way to force the permissions that sftp/scp > > > uses. > The -p switch is not what he wants. He wants scp/sftp to set permissions > based on the umask of the local system user. In which case UMASK and SGID (chmod g+s) are the universal way to set the permissions. On a Linux or Solaris or other recent POSIX compliant un*x, you can uses ACEs (Access Control Entries) to set default permission access lists on a directory that are inherited by new/transient files. (The older ACLs (Access Control Lists) in AIX do not default. This something VMS got right and was picked up by POSIX and Win-NT.) cheers, Bill http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Access_control_list
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