> On Unix, the ColdFusion RDS service now creates files with file
> permissions of 644 (owner read/write, group and other read). It will no
> longer turn on the write permissions when saving an existing file. In
> addition, you can set the environment variable CFRDS_CREATION_MODE in
> the ColdFusion start script to the (octal) file permissions you would
> like new files to have when created via RDS. See the chmod(1) man page
> for details on how to specify octal permission modes. When adding
> CFRDS_CREATION_MODE to the start script, don't forget to add this
> variable to the VAR_LIST variable. [18136]
Why can't RDS just honour the current umask() setting at the time of
startup? That looks to me a lot cleaner than hacking about with
environment variables.
Also it appears that RDS creates all files with the same owner. This is a
bit of a pain. It would be cool if RDS could honour OS sandbox settings
and create files within an OS sandbox as the user assigned to that
sandbox. Of course one would have to port advanced security to linux
first, or at least the OS sandbox parts of it.
--
Michiel Boland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Digital Valley Internet Professionals
Plantsoen 17, Wageningen, The Netherlands
Phone: +31 317 465555, Fax: +31 317 460276
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