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[ Article reposted from comp.sys.sun.admin ]
[ Author was Ross Irvine ]
[ Posted on 19 Sep 1996 06:29:05 GMT ]


Hi All,
	Here's my system stats firstly:
SunOS <NAME> 5.5.1 Generic sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-Enterprise

I have a problem setting default acl's on a directory. I have a 
dirrectory that is currently :

The directory is :
drwx------+  2 rwi      studes       512 Sep 17 18:23 group
getfacl returns :
# file: group/
# owner: rwi
# group: studes
user::rwx
user:giuliano:rwx               #effective:rwx
user:afc:rwx            #effective:rwx
user:barros:rwx         #effective:rwx
group::---              #effective:---
mask:rwx
other:---

So setting the normal user ACL is fine. The user's in the acl can 
read/write to the directory without problem.

Now. I want a default acl on any new file created in that directory to 
allow all the member in the group/ acl to have read/write/execute to the 
newly created file.

According to the man page on setfacl it's just a simple :

 d[efault]:u[ser]:uid:operm | perm

But if I do that I get this error:

(16:26)@yallara ~/work/> setfacl -r -m d:u:rwi:rwx group/
Missing user/group owner, other, mask entry
aclcnt 8, file group/
(16:27)@yallara ~/work/>

Any ideas how to set a default ACL entry would be greatly appreciated.

Regards.

-- 
Ross Irvine		E-mail : rwi@arcadia.cs.rmit.edu.au
Computer Science     Phone GSM : Oz : 0419 565 232  Inter : +61419 565 232
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Creater/Maintainer of the Nokia 2110 FAQ http://yallara.cs.rmit.edu.au/~rwi/
   "Too much love will kill you, everytime" - Freddie Mercury / Queen 


-- 
Ross Irvine		E-mail : rwi@arcadia.cs.rmit.edu.au
Computer Science     Phone GSM : Oz : 0419 565 232  Inter : +61419 565 232
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Creater/Maintainer of the Nokia 2110 FAQ http://yallara.cs.rmit.edu.au/~rwi/
   "Too much love will kill you, everytime" - Freddie Mercury / Queen