Problem : File Manager Creates New Files with 755 Permission!

[REXNET]

Hello,

As the title says, I got problem with new files permission which created by cPanel File Manager. I don't remember such a problem before, But I suddenly find it on my new server and after configuration.

I'm using a cPanel/WHM on my dedicated server which is run on CloudLinux with the following addons installed: Installatron, WHMSonic & WHMXtra.

Also I've installed some other software and scripts for managing, monitoring, security and better performance and i'll pm them on your request.

Please help me to find the problem.

Thanks

 

[arunsv84]

I think you need to use the umask option. Also have a look at WHM - Service Configuration - Apache Configuration - PHP and SuExec Configuration for the current settings.

 

[REXNET]

The PHP handler is suphp and Apache suEXEC is enabled. I've Perl/CGI and Ruby enabled on my server, But all files with any extension give 0755 permission when we create new from file manager.

I've checked for umask and added "umask 022" at the end of "/usr/local/apache/bin/envvars" file, After restarting Apache the problem still remain... (A file named "umask" has been created at "/var/cpanel/easy/apache/rawenv/" with value of "022" to save the settings after apache rebuild)

 

[REXNET]

Is there anyone else able to help me with this problem?!

 

[arunsv84]

Check the following article and try to set it.

What is Umask and How To Setup Default umask Under Linux?

 

[Infopro]

I've added this:

# Infopro Was Here
umask 022

To the very bottom under everything else of this file:
/etc/bashrc

Created a new file on the account via File Manager, result: 644
Created a new folder on the account via File Manager, result: 755


I'm not sure if its possible but if there was some sort of check to add this, or not, I think it might be useful.

Feature Request maybe?

 

[REXNET]

Thank you all, but unfortunately it couldn't fix the problem. Should i restart any service or reboot the system?!

Do you think some software or services on the service cause this?!

 

[Infopro]

Did you log out of the account and then back in to check?

 

[REXNET]

No, But i did and result was same before...

 

[Infopro]

I should know better than to get into a topic and suggest changes that I'm not completely familiar with.

Looking for other threads on this very forum via google we find lots of results.

Looking at a few of those posts there are mentions of checking this file if running SuPHP:
/opt/suphp/etc/suphp.conf

...for this:

;Umask to set, specify in octal notation
umask=0022

 

[REXNET]

The setting is same, 0022... Thank you any way, I should search more...