files.createTempFile creates files with restrictive permissions

[grob]

files.createTempFile doesn't allow to define the permissions of the created file (although the utilized java.nio.file.Files method does), and as a result on linux/ubuntu the created files are read/writable only for the file owner. From the java docs:

When no file attributes are specified, then the resulting file may have more restrictive access permissions to files created by the File.createTempFile(String,String,File) method.

files.createTempFile should imho use a more relaxed default permission (i.e. "rw-r--r--") and/or allow passing the permissions

[botic]

Scheduled for 1.2, merci!

[kmfdm1]

Please don't use more relaxed defaults. You never know what may be stored in those files and i think the aproach of java, that those files have more restricted permissions set, is based on the asumption that there may be stored sensitive data. We should also follow this philosophy of being on the save-side and only implement the possibility to suply the permissions to be used.

[botic]

You can provide additional permissions starting with the 1.2 release.

[grob]

great, thanks for fixing!