How To Change Umask Value For Particular User In Linux?
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To change the umask value for particular user in Linux, use the command “umask” and specify the octal value for the desired umask. For example:
umask 0022
This will set the umask value for the current user to 0022. To make the change permanent, add the above command to the user’s profile.