> All these are good, umaks 027 like I expected. However, in /root: > # head .cshrc . . . > umask 022 > # head .profile . . . > umask 022
Setting the root umask to 027 will break Solaris. Some files and directories need to be world-writable. > There are empty .cshrc.JASS.date and .profile.JASS.date Those indicate to the SST undo function (jass-execute -u) that the file is to be removed on undo operations. > So, something is allowing JASS to write the final user umask as 022 in > .cshrc and .profile. > Also, may I ask why sendmail isn't shut-up by default? Because it doesn't need to be. It's set to local only--no mail is received from other hosts. This allows system and software messages to still function. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
