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- 01-29-2004 #11Linux Guru
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- 01-30-2004 #12Linux User
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Hi
What does ACL mean for filesystems plz?
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- 01-30-2004 #13Linux Enthusiast
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IIRC Access Controll Layer, I think it's like permisions (for owner, group, "others", ext3fs has rwx (read, write, execute) permisions for the the 'groups'). If you don't have r permision you may read a file for instace, if you don't have write but only read you wont be allowed to write to that file.
Originally Posted by Gnux Hi
What does ACL mean for filesystems plz?
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- 01-30-2004 #14Linux Guru
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ACL is Access Control List, and provides a more extensible way of controlling permissions than the normal UNIX way. I described in another post above.
- 01-31-2004 #15Linux Engineer
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oh, btw, dolda, what did you need the SUS for?
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- 01-31-2004 #16Linux Guru
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It's just a really good thing to have to find out the canonical way of doing things.
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