Wasn't sure if I should post here or in OS., so here goes:
I've setup Macromedia Contribute for people to update a site I created in Dreamweaver. I have the rollback feaute enabled, which essentially renames the existing file and uploads the new file. When it creates the new file it's permissions is set to 600. Apache has access to the group that this particular user account is part of. This causes the page to be inaccessiblle to apache and screws up contribute because of this. Changing the permissions to 664 makes both apache and contribute happy.
Is there a way to set the umask to 0006 for ftp/sftp sessions so that new files have the right permissions when they are created? There aren't any options in contribute/dreamweaver for this.
I've setup Macromedia Contribute for people to update a site I created in Dreamweaver. I have the rollback feaute enabled, which essentially renames the existing file and uploads the new file. When it creates the new file it's permissions is set to 600. Apache has access to the group that this particular user account is part of. This causes the page to be inaccessiblle to apache and screws up contribute because of this. Changing the permissions to 664 makes both apache and contribute happy.
Is there a way to set the umask to 0006 for ftp/sftp sessions so that new files have the right permissions when they are created? There aren't any options in contribute/dreamweaver for this.
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