> The one thing I see offhand is that using the -p > option with scp should cause the > original permissions to be preserved; otherwise, scp > uses whatever umask > it inherits (from the calling program on the local > side probably, or from sshd on > the remote side?); Sun's sshd I think uses UMASK= > from /etc/default/login, > or defaults to 022 if that isn't set. > > That's all from a _very_ quick look at the code...I > don't claim I got it right, > and I didn't look at sftp.
Well, I have the same issue right now on my dedicated webserver. I've set PermitUserEnvironment and set UMASK=0002 in ~/.ssh/environment, it does nothing. I'm searching on Google since a while, I just find more frustrated users. -mg -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
