Files created with `n`, `f` have incorrect permissions
Closed this issue · 5 comments
cor commented
Environment details (Put x
in the checkbox along with the information)
- Operating System: NixOS
- Desktop Environment: none
- Terminal Emulator: Ghostty
- Shell: Zsh
- Custom desktop opener (if applicable): none
- Program options used: none
- Configuration options set:
NNN_TRASH = "1";
- Plugins are installed
- Issue exists on
nnn
master
Exact steps to reproduce the issue
Creating a file with touch
yields the following permissions:
48/57 2024-03-19 14:55 -rw-r--r-- 0B .txt
Crating a file by opening nnn
, pressing n
, f
, yields the following permissions:
46/57 2024-03-19 14:56 -rw------- 0B .txt
cor commented
This is intentional, I think: #1654
If it is, then how do I configure which umask nnn
uses when creating files? Can't find an option to configure that in the docs.
jarun commented
Please use your local patch. We can't go back on this one.
cor commented
Please use your local patch.
What do you mean by this?