[scponly] scponly and umask

[Ken]

Hey Kaleb,

By "normal" user I mean having a normal shell, e.g. bash, as opposed to
scponly shell. Do you mean something other than either of these two by
"test" user?

Ken Bingham
SysAdmin, Booksurge
(843) 760-8038 EST



Kaleb Pederson wrote:
> I'm glad to know that they are the same both way.  However, that
> wasn't the question I was trying to get at.  If you change the shell
> of a test user to bash/sh, do the chmod and chown restrictions take
> effect?