Created attachment 144444 [details] pdf showing the bug Tested on debian/buster with LibreOffice_6.1.0_Linux_x86-64_deb.tar.gz I have umask set to 0007. I want the files to be created with permission 660 on my system. 1. I open libreoffice and create new spreadsheet. I save the spreadsheet and i close libreoffice. 2.Checking with ls -la shows that the file has correct permission rw-rw----. 3.Opening the same file again and I am OVERWRITING it. 4.Cheking again with ls -la before we close the file. I noticed that the lock file still has rw-rw----, but the original file has been changed to rw-------. 5. Closing the file and again checking the permisions - ls -la - the lock file is gone (as it should be), but the permissions of the original file are still rw-rw----. No idea which versions are affected, but this actualy stops my production and i cannot find a workaround.
I just tested version 6.0's debian package. It DOESNT have this bug!
on step 5, there is a typo: rw-rw---- should be rw-------. After overwriting permissions remain rw-r------
on step 5, there is a typo: rw-rw---- should be rw-------. After overwriting permissions remain rw--------
Thanks for reporting this issue. This is a duplicate of bug 119050 *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 119050 ***