Adding "acl" option to "/etc/fstab"

[anonxyz]

Hi
I had problem with cups printing daemon on Mandriva 2006.0. When I started the service, it complained about "unable to set ACLs : command not supported".
According to internet, I should install ACL packages and test setfacl command.

The output of setfacl: command not supported.

I checked on my own kernel "/usr/src/.config" that all ACL related kernel settings are "Y" / enabled.

Is it possible to mount partition using ACL option on "/etc/fstab"?

The current entry for root/main partition is:
/dev/hda1 / defaults

How to change this defaults into "defaults + acl" ?
Thank you.

[dilbert]

The fstab file holds only mount commands. And "default" is a descriptor for a group of those commands.

If you simply add a string to "default" it won't work but maybe it breaks that particular mount command. Maybe your machine doesn't boot then anymore.

I would read "man fstab" and "man mount". If this would be to confusing for you, I would revert to better descriptions for setting up this ACL.