Carl wrote...
>Another option, assuming you do this in the posix shell (I missed the
>original post), is to set the "umask" in /etc/profile.local to something
>that would work for you until the chmod is executed.
Ah, good point. Something in the line of...
:xeq /bin/sh " -c 'umask 644; cp MYFILE /APACHE/PUB/htdocs/myfile.txt' "
Can even be used when stepping into the shell just for a moment.
However, a sequence of ALTSEC and COPY commands might be somewhat
more efficient than a /bin/sh child process when living in the CI
for most of the other activities. If you're in the shell anyway,
the umask and cp is cheap, though.
Lars.
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