#!/bin/csh -f
#  Test script - showing how 'chmod' changes file permissions
#

echo " "; echo "The default 'umask' setting is:" `umask`; echo " "
#
if ( -e testfile ) then
  echo "Previous file 'testfile' exists - removing it"
  /bin/rm testfile
else
  echo "File 'testfile' does not exist"
endif
echo " "

echo "Creating 'testfile' via the 'touch' command"
touch testfile
ls -al testfile
echo " "
#
echo "Changing file permissions to '000':"
chmod 000 testfile
ls -al testfile
echo " "
#
echo "Changing file permissions to 'u+r':"
chmod u+r testfile
ls -al testfile
echo " "
#
echo "Changing file permissions to '740':"
chmod 740 testfile
ls -al testfile
echo " "
#
echo "Changing file permissions to 'g-wx':"
chmod g-wx testfile
ls -al testfile
echo " "
#
echo "Changing file permissions to '777':"
chmod 777 testfile
ls -al testfile
echo " "
#
echo "Changing file permissions to '700':"
chmod 700 testfile
ls -al testfile

exit