Regarding the helpful suggestion of:
>Date: Wed, 25 Dec 96 18:06:49 +0100
>From: Stephane Bortzmeyer <bortzmeyer(_at_)pasteur(_dot_)fr>
>To: "Brett 'Benny' Schlank"
<bschlank(_at_)polaris(_dot_)pacificnet(_dot_)net>
>Subject: Re: piping to a web directory
I edited my rc.testing to create both a new folder and a new set of files with
the UMASK set to 000. Strangely enough, instead of permissions of rwe,rwe,rwe,
the new test files & folders ended up with permissions of rw-,rw-,rwx.
Do you know why they didn't end up with 777, but, with 667?
I do not have my UMASK explicitly set in my csh -- default, when I touch
new files in the csh is they are created with permissions of rw-,r--,r--
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This will set the permissions (strangely enough to rw, rw, rwx) of the
# new folder IN.testing when procmail creates it:
# UMASK=000
# :0
# * ^Subject:.*test
# IN.testing
#---
# Or, if you decide to save to a file number 1, 2, 3, 4, etc:
# UMASK=000
# :0
# * ^Subject:.*test
# /tmp/.
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------