I assume that the permissions are a result of your account default
umask. AFAIK digikam has not setting to set permissions of files, that
is all left to the file system. So you need to work with the file system
to achieve what you want. You could do this by changing your umask but
that would affect all files you create and be a security risk. If you
look at
http://content.hccfl.edu/pollock/AUnix1/FilePermissions.htm
especially the section on ACLs which could allow you to set the
directories where you store your photos to behave how you want,
depending on how your distribution is set up for ACLs or not.
Andrew
On 11/07/11 07:26,
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> Any idea about the following problem ?
>
>> Hej Community,
>>
>> I share a large photos folder with the other users of my desktop. The
>> problem is that, when i import pictures from my camera (or from a SD
>> card), the new files get automatically the permissions rights -rw-r--r--
>> which means that the other users can't modify the files.
>> Of course, i don't want to have to chmod each time i import a photo. Is
>> it possible to set somewhere in Digikam config parameters another
>> default permission pattern (rw-rw-rw ) ?
>>
>> thanks in advance
>>
>> nicolas
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