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Apache umask to get 775 file permissions

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I got an cgi-script which is creating a file. This file need 775 permissions (rwxrwxr-x). I need to get the apache to create this file with 775 permissions.

I researched, but 90% of all those solutions doesn't work for me or those "init scripts" doesn't even exists on my openSUSE 13.1 64-Bit.

I found out, that /usr/sbin/apache2 should be my "init script". I added umask 002 there, but it doesn't changed anything. I still have rw-r--r-- instead of rwxrwxr-x permissions.

Please help me out?

posted Jul 28, 2014 by Kaushik

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At the start of the script, change the umask?

If it is a cgi binary and you cannot modify it, wrap it in a cgi-script that you can modify.

answer Jul 29, 2014 by Amit Mishra
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