Hi

I have a bash script which makes a call to "srun"

The "srun" command calls a simple "a.out" which creates a simple
"output.txt" file.

This "output.txt" file is owned by a user "slurm".

Does SLURM have a way to set the umask directly? I tried putting "umask 0"
at the beginning of my bash script, but the "output.txt" file is still not
"rw" for "others"

(I am not using "root" to run slurmd at the moment and am unable to use
this solution)

THANKS!

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