GulibleFootstool32

Usually when I see this happen a lot to a player in my server I do a traceroute from my server to this players IP. Most of the times it is one of the hops that has a lot of delay and network loss. - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traceroute You might want to consider your own location and the location where the server you want to play on is being hosted. If it is far away you might want to consider playing on a server that is closer to your location. Although, it might also be a hop being buggy for a while and might solve itself after a couple hours/days. You could check this by doing a traceroute yourself to the server you have issues with. - https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/314868

Whoa, thanks for the fast reply! I am familiar with umask and its octal codes. My servers are also started/stopped with shell scripts so a quick edit should do the trick. Thanks a bunch Jusonex!

Hi everyone, Big time lurker here, usually I manage to find my answer by thoroughly searching and there is no need for me to post. Perhaps I am just overlooking something really stupid here and hopefully someone has an answer for me. My Linux server has multiple user accounts which are all in the same group. For the users to be able to modify each others files the folder/file needs read and write permissions on this group. This all works nicely and I am happy with this setup. But the problem starts when my MTA servers (which are running under one of the users) save a file for example with xmlSaveFile() this file previously had the permissions 664 but now gets 644 which renders other users from the same group unable to modify the file. Is there a way so the server saves files as 664 instaed of 644? I have already tried running the server with different chmod permissions. I have also tried running the server with sg. Perhaps there is something I am overlooking? Thanks in advance for your thoughts and help.