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Changing the sftp default permissions? by Freakazoid 2008-08-27 08:43:05
running OpenSSH 5.1 on a machine* and I need to change the default permissions files are created from 644 to 664. The caveat is that I can't use anything like .bashrc as these users don't have login permissions, they're restricted to SFTP only. (the shell is set to /bin/false)

I'm restricting them to sftp like thus:


Subsystem sftp internal-sftp

Match Group sftponly
ChrootDirectory %h
ForceCommand internal-sftp
AllowTcpForwarding no

anyone have any ideas? (i'll continue to prod google in the meantime)

*ubuntu server 8.04, compiled the updated version myself: needed version 5.1 for some features it has (chrootdirectory and sftp only limitations)
[ Reply ]
  umask? (n/t) by vdp2008-08-27 09:51:29
    note the "can't use anything like .bashrc" by Freakazoid2008-08-27 12:06:08
      This was a hint by vdp2008-08-27 13:30:44
        I think PAM could definitely pull it off by hobbs2008-08-27 14:31:29
          yikes, that could get ugly... by Freakazoid2008-08-27 15:10:46
  Would default acls help? by pstradomski2008-08-27 13:09:17

 

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