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Why is the default umask value for useradd in openSuSE set to 022?

I recently built a very simple test environment with oepnSuSE. As I tried to configure a shared directory, wihtout using ACLs, but with SetGID on that directory instead for some reason, I noticed ...

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How to set umask for a system-user?

Is it possible to set the umask for a system-user (created with useradd --system username)?

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