ACL stands for access control list. ACLs extend permissions on files beyond the traditional user-group-others triple.
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Using ACL's over read only/remote filesystem
I would like to define local ACL's to be used over a remotely mounted filesystem.
The filesystem is mounted via autofs and sshfs FUSE.
The idea is that we could setup a jailed user on a jump server ...
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Chown and the risk of corrupting the backup disk
I am about to modify the file ownership recursively in a filesystem that uses ACLs. Because it is my backup disk, I thought I'd solicit comments on the script before I run it.
#!/bin/bash
# Replace ...
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Windows domain account can't create files via samba share, but can do this in linux shell, why?
I'm migrating tomcat server from windows to linux (CentOS 6.3 64bit), and want to use samba to share tomcat directory to technical department staffs (windows domain users) with read+write rights.
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