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| RTC ID | RTC_ID489224 |
| Link to original RFE | http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/rfe/execute?use_case=viewRfe&CR_ID=82553 |
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Thank you for your patience as we worked on this enhancement. It was delivered in April 2016 as APAR IT14769. I've included the details of the fix below. You can download this fix from IBM's Fix Central website to take advantage of it.
003) RTC498204 / APAR IT14769 commit date: 22 Apr 2016
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When receiving a new data file, C:D UNIX uses create mode 664 by
default. These permission settings may not be appropriate in some
scenarios.
Fix adds two new initparms to the copy.parms record in initparm.cfg:
recv.file.open.perm=nnn, where nnn is an octal integer describing the
desired default permissions for new files received. It's the same as
the value documented for the copy sysopt "permiss".
recv.file.open.ovrd=x, where x is one of the following three values:
'Y' - Allow copy step sysopt "permiss" value to override
recv.file.open.perm value when receiving a new file. This is
the default.
'N' - Disallow copy step sysopt "permiss" value to override
recv.file.open.perm value when receiving a new file.
'P' - Allow copy step sysopt "permiss" value to override
recv.file.open.perm value when pnode is receiving a new file.
Sincerely,
Chris Sanders
Connect:Direct Offering Manager