Is there any way to force a file creation with execute permission (x) by default ?
Issue
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Is there any way to force a file creation with execute permission (x) by default ?
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There is an application which creates files as an application user and there is a requirement that files need executable bit. Is there any way to force a file creation with execute permission by default ?
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How to set umask for an user such that new files created by that user are with executable permission by default ?
Environment
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux
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