feat(sftp-server): new options -m and -M to force the permission to files and directories #351
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This is to add two options (-m and -M) to sftp-server in order to force the permission of the files and directory created by sftp-server. Some applications have a requirement for the permission of the files and directories which created by the sftp-server.
Now, some permission can be excluded by -u option, but the base permission comes from the original permission in the client side. And, it cannot be controlled by sftp-server side completely.
The -m option is for files, and the -M option is for directories.