new files get "system" attribute (sysFsOpen, fopen, etc..)

[mrwicked]

The following functions create files with a "system" attribute:

fd = fopen("foo, "wt");
sysFsOpen("foo", SYS_O_WRONLY | SYS_O_CREAT | SYS_O_TRUNC, &fd, NULL, 0);

According to the specs they should be "archive" only.

[mrwicked]

Quite annoying. We have the same problem with folder names; a "simple" mkdir() will create a folder with the system attribute as well..

I tried to mess around with umask() and also tried to set g_umask explicitly both to no avail. Who has a solution? Or where should I look?

[mrwicked]

I found a workaround. I'm now calling sysFsChmod(foo, S_IFMT | 0777); after each fopen/mkdir, etc.. I'll try and see if I can get this into umask.c