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| Marco De Vitis 2004-09-23, 9:30 am |
| Hi, I installed on Debian Woody the most recent kernel-image available
from backports (2.4.26). It comes with ACL support enabled; I did some
short tests on an ext3 partition and it seems to work fine, but...
according to the docs I've read, when extended ACLs are added to a file, a
"+" should appear at the right of traditional file attributes when doing a
normal "ls -l", like this:
$ ls -l dir/file
-rw-r-----+ ... agruen suse ... dir/file
The plus sign does not appear here, although getfacl shows that the ACL
has been modified for that file.
Does anyone have any hint about this?
Thanks.
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Ciao,
Marco.
...."1978 gli dči se ne vanno, gli arrabbiati restano!", Area 1978
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| Andreas Janssen 2004-09-23, 9:30 am |
| Hello
Marco De Vitis (<starless@spin.it> ) wrote:
> Hi, I installed on Debian Woody the most recent kernel-image available
> from backports (2.4.26). It comes with ACL support enabled; I did some
> short tests on an ext3 partition and it seems to work fine, but...
> according to the docs I've read, when extended ACLs are added to a
> file, a "+" should appear at the right of traditional file attributes
> when doing a normal "ls -l", like this:
>
> $ ls -l dir/file
> -rw-r-----+ ... agruen suse ... dir/file
>
> The plus sign does not appear here, although getfacl shows that the
> ACL has been modified for that file.
>
> Does anyone have any hint about this?
Not really, but is your version of the coreutils (ls) package recent
enough to support this?
best regards
Andreas Janssen
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| Marco De Vitis 2004-09-23, 9:30 am |
| Il 20/09/2004, alle ore 16:34, Andreas Janssen ha scritto:
> Not really, but is your version of the coreutils (ls) package recent
> enough to support this?
Uh-oh... "coreutils acl" in Google returns many new results to me... and
no, it appears Woody's utils do not support this, e.g.
http://homex.subnet.at/~max/fs/ext23_acl.php#fileutils
Thanks.
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Ciao,
Marco.
...."Uncle Moe's Space Ranch", Garsed/Helmeric/Willis/Chambers/Kinsey 2001
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