664 permission for new files. how?

[self_ru]

Hello community.
Can you please answer how to create new files with default permission 664 instead of 640?

Regards,
sevmax

[b2bwild]

change your umask
You can change your umask in /etc/profile or /etc/bashrc
Default value should be 022 change it to 026

[self_ru]

at /etc/profile wasn't those information.
I changed it inside /etc/bashrc

if [ $UID -gt 99 ] && [ "`id -gn`" = "`id -un`" ]; then
umask 026
else
umask 026
fi

But result the same. When new user create file - it has 640.
New files are created throught FTP connection. Can it change situation?

[b2bwild]

at /etc/profile wasn't those information.
I changed it inside /etc/bashrc


But result the same. When new user create file - it has 640.
New files are created throught FTP connection. Can it change situation?

/etc/profile or /etc/bashrc ...that depends on distro.

Sorry, I mistaken I thought its 640 Instad of 644.
change the umask to default it should be 022, which creates files with 644 by default in most distros.

022 umask will create files with 644 default permissions.

[self_ru]

I set it 022
For SSH access it works, but for FTP access - not. Can you please promt how to create files with 0664 permission throught FTP? To loging at FTP I use real user, not virtual.

[i92guboj]

I set it 022
For SSH access it works, but for FTP access - not. Can you please promt how to create files with 0664 permission throught FTP? To loging at FTP I use real user, not virtual.

When you login via ftp you don't get a true shell, unlike on ssh. So any shell related stuff (like /etc/profile or the rest of bash initialization files) are completely unrelated. You need to check the documentation for whatever ftp server you are using.

[b2bwild]

What ftp server you are using.

if you are using vsftpd.

check this in vsftpd.conf

local_umask=022
anon_umask=022