[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oops... In my previous response, I also got this backwards (because I ran into this problem a while ago) - basically, the ACL spec doesn't give you a way to specify whether an ACE is inheritable or not, so slide makes the assumption (allowable under the spec!) that it is. Perhaps some slide-specific extension should be added, because this problem makes the ACL functionality have very limited usability.Sorry, I had my data backwards.When a permission gets submitted through the ACL method, it always gets created as inheritable, so if my previous permission for the "user" role was non-inheritable for a particular resource, when the ACL gets submitted back to the server, it becomes inheritable. I could not find in the Webdav ACL specification anything regarding inheritable versus non-inheritable permissions, so it seems the AclMethod implementation assumes all submitted permissions are inheritable. Can someone explain this to me??
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