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Exit Status
Examples
v 0 on success
v >0 if an error occurs
1. Change the time-date stamp of the file myfile to match the time-date stamp of
the file yourfile.
touch -r yourfile myfile
2. Change the time-date stamp of the file myfile to a specific time-date stamp.
touch -t 200001010000.00 myfile
[ Legal | AS/400 Glossary ]
umask - Get or set the file mode creation mask
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Description
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Operands
72 Qshell Interpreter (qsh)
umask [ -S][ mask ]
You can use umask to set or display the file creation mask. The mask allows you to
control the file permission bits that are set when creating a file or directory.
If you specify mask, qsh sets the file creation mask to mask. If you do not specify
mask, qsh displays the current file creation mask on standard output.
v -S Use symbolic permissions.
When using symbolic permissions, mask is an expression that defines which
permissions should not be removed. A symbolic permission is an expression with
the format [ who ] op [ permission ] where:
v who is a combination of the letters:
– u for owner permissions.
– g for group permissions
– o for other (or public) permissions
– a for all permissions (the default value).
v op is one of the following:
– - (minus) to delete the permission.
– + (plus) to add the permission.
v permission is one or more of the following:
– r for read permission.
– w for write permission.