forcing Jboss to create files with specific permission

[laimison]

Hi,

We have shared directory inside of Jboss hierarchy. That means Jboss Unix account and another Unix account should generate, read and write the files. If Jboss creates the file it will be with 755 permission (based on default umask 0022). Is there possibility to force Jboss to create the files with permission 775 so another account can write to that file. We don't want to change default umask, because it affects newly created logs and more stuff.

Thanks

[cleber.barcelos.costa]

You can change the User jboss scored below a link that I believe can help you.

http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/understanding-linux-unix-umask-value-usage.html

[laimison]

We need shared permissions only for shared directory. We don't want to give write access to all the directories for non-app user. It can be the question about hundreds or even thousands machines. As I understood there is no best way to manage this from Unix side. ACL can't work if directory will be recreated and can aggravate support. Maybe there is a way to setup inside of Jboss or Jboss starting shell script?