On 6/21/2016 9:08 AM, Andreas Ladanyi wrote: > >> The other question that comes to mind is, what are the ACLs on the root >> directory of the user.test volume? Does the current user have at least >> lookup permission? > yes, i mounted the restored volume to a folder "user.test" in my user > afs home path. I also have a admin token. The user admin is in UserList > of AFS server. So i should could do everything.
The system:administrator does not get implied lookup. It has implied admin permission. The only think the system:administrator can do without being on an ACL is query and set the ACL. >> Finally, what version of the file server is hosting the volume? > 1.6.1 , Solaris 10 The 1.6.1 file server does not permit FetchStatus on the root directory of volumes for system:anyuser. If you do not have tokens for a user on the ACL, you won't be able to obtain access. Use the system:administrator rights to query the ACL and set it as necessary. Jeffrey Altman
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