default file permissions

[Nathan Dorfman]

If you want to set a umask for the entire NFS-mounted filesystem, you can
do so with a mount option. For instance, manually:

mount -t nfs -o umask=002 server:/path /mnt

If mounting automatically via /etc/fstab, the fourth column specifies the
mount options. If it's currently the word "defaults," replace it with the
umask option. If it's not, then append a comma and then the umask option to
the existing value.
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