LinuxQuestions.org - getting permissions to stick?

on my web server i have 2 users that are part of the website group. i want the umask of both users to be 002 so they can create files and directories that are group writable. this way if user1 creates a directory user2 can interact, create subdirectories, delete files and directories etc... without having to have root chmod -R g=u,o=u-w . withing the default directory of the web page every time a file or directory is changed.

user1 connects via ssh either from linux or OSx, user2 uses winSCP

http://winscp.net/eng/index.php

to connect from windows and from time to time will use putty.

now in the .bashrc under both user1 and user2 umask 002 has been set.

Code:

cat .bashrc 

# .bashrc



# Source global definitions

if [ -f /etc/bashrc ]; then

        . /etc/bashrc

fi



#set file creation mask

umask 002



alias d='ls -laF'



# User specific aliases and functions

is that not set correctly?