Quoting Mårten Svantesson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Derrick J Brashear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
And it's directories, not files, for which the implicit ownership being
talked about comes into play.
It actually come into play with files as well. If you own a file you
can read and write it, even if the directory ACL don't allow you to.
This is significant when having entries like
someone il
in the ACL. I don't know if the OpenAFS client support this though. At
least an OpenAFS client from 2002 running on Solaris give a permission
denied trying to write to a owned file. A current Arla doesn't.
If you don't have 'w' access on a directory then even if you own a
file the fileserver should deny the write() request.
-derek
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