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what's the umask value if i want a normal user to be able to do RW on a mounted fat partition....
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- 10-24-2003 #1Linux User
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umask value
what's the umask value if i want a normal user to be able to do RW on a mounted fat partition.
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- 10-25-2003 #2Linux User
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By default the value should be set to 0002
So that means u=rwx g=rwx o=rx
if you want to give the world rwx than set umask to 0000. For rw you'll need to set it to 0001
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