The ".netrc" file is a security file that has zero permissions because
it contains identities that can access your system remotely.
You should be able to create it and secure it using:
IDENTITY.DETAILS='hello world'
SH.TEXT='echo "':IDENTITY.DETAILS:'" > ~/.netrc'
EXECUTE "SH -c '":SH.TEXT:"'"
SH.TEXT='chmod 000 ~/.netrc'
EXECUTE "SH -c '":SH.TEXT:"'"
If you need to modify and existing file, use
SH.TEXT='chmod 600 ~/.netrc'
EXECUTE "SH -c '":SH.TEXT:"'"
IDENTITY.DETAILS='hello world'
SH.TEXT='echo "':IDENTITY.DETAILS:'" > ~/.netrc'
EXECUTE "SH -c '":SH.TEXT:"'"
SH.TEXT='chmod 000 ~/.netrc'
EXECUTE "SH -c '":SH.TEXT:"'"
Obviously you will need two ">", ie: ">>", to add to an existing file.
The above commands replace the text in the existing file.
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