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umask for specific directory

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calhoun

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Hi.

I am wondernig if this is possible, I'm part of a team project, and we are having some headakes oriented around permissions on our group storage.

I want in my home directory to have default permissions of 700 so no one but me can see whats there.
But in the group directory I need 770 so i and anyone else can see/modify all the contents as nessesary.

I had tried umask 007 /path/to/shared/ and when i created a folder in there, it got what I wanted. Then when i create it in my home directory, It gets 770 too.

Is there anyway i can set it so default is 770 in shared and 700 in my folder ?

I unfortunately dont have root access so i cant setup some cron job to auto chmod recursively on the shared team folder.
 
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