To set the default permissions on newly created files you use the umask
command you can set the umask in the shell startup file e.g .bashrc in
/etc/skel such that every user gets that umask by default for example if
you wanted to hav default permissions of 0755 for new files you would set
the umask to 022 you simply subtract what you would like to give from 777.
You can also set the group when you're adding users. SO you can put all of
them in one group.
Noah
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