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I've got strange issue. Newly created folders from Nuke (compositing software) on our network storage with my user are being created with 755 permissions. However, If I open up an console, browse the same location and mkdir new folder it is created with 775 mask as it should. Storage is mounted via NFS with user account managed by LDAP server.
Umask is same as the one on the computer next to mine, on which there is no such issue (Nuke is being used there as well). I'd appreciate some pointers on the matter.
excessive
Posted 2019-03-25T11:09:21.407
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1Please edit question with details about your network storage (Samba? Something else?), as this can and will influence permissions. Also use
psto check of all subprocesses of Nuke are running as the current user. – dirkt – 2019-03-25T11:35:53.353Added some more info. Obviously, Linux workstations (CentOS 7). We are mounting our NAS via NFS. – excessive – 2019-03-25T11:50:00.437
It's also quite possible that Nuke sets its own umask, for whatever reasons. Possibly you can configure it somewhere. – dirkt – 2019-03-25T11:54:40.003