My global umask is 0002. When I create a file in Thunar, its permissions are 644 instead of 664. When I create a directory in Thunar, its permissions are 755 instead of 775. The same operations from command line give the correct result (664 for files and 775 for directories). Reproducible: Always
(In reply to comment #0) > My global umask is 0002. > > When I create a file in Thunar, its permissions are 644 instead of 664. > When I create a directory in Thunar, its permissions are 755 instead of 775. > > The same operations from command line give the correct result (664 for files > and 775 for directories). > > Reproducible: Always > Hi, first, thanks for reporting. However, I think this is a design choice of the thunar authors. I say this because if you goto File > Properties, Permissions tab, there you can set your own "umask" via the GUI. If you dislike this behavior, I encourage you to submit a feature request upsteam at xfce.org. Thanks.
