Antoine Pitrou:
> It depends on what you call "ACLs". It does copy the chmod permission bits.
Access Control Lists are fine grained permissions. Perhaps you
want to allow Sam to read a file and for Ted to both read and write
it. These permissions should not need to be reset every time you
modify the file.
> As for owner and group, I think there is a very good reason that it doesn't
> copy
> them: under Linux, only root can change these properties.
Since I am a member of both "staff" and "everyone", I can set group
on one of my files from "staff" to "everyone" or back again:
$ chown :everyone x.pl
$ ls -la x.pl
-rwxrwxrwx 1 nyamatongwe everyone 269 Mar 11 2008 x.pl
$ chown :staff x.pl
$ ls -la x.pl
-rwxrwxrwx 1 nyamatongwe staff 269 Mar 11 2008 x.pl
Neil
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