Hi, > Currently no ACL inheritance takes place when a new > file system is > created. Feel free to open an RFE for this.
Thank you for your reply ... Good to know about it, but its really simple to write a small shell-script that would create the home directory, change ownership and set the ACL depending on the user and group. On the other hand, i could not belive that no one note this before ;) I'm sure the developers aware about it, but many things are more important than this ... Ok, i would like to ask about common procedures for the ACLs too, but i will create a new thread for this, maybe later ... > It would be possible with some restrictions. Such as > we must be > inheriting the aclinherit/aclmode properties and the > parent directory > must also be a ZFS file system and you must be using > the default mount > point. Hmm ... would be possible ??? These restrictions seemed to be harmless. For a test, i created tank/test an tank/test/home as a zfs filesystems with the default mount point /tank. I set aclinherit/aclmode for tank/test so it would be inherited to tank/test/home Then i set the ACL on tank/test but the ACL shall not be inherited ... tank/test/home was certainly created after setting the ACLs .. So i think actualy it is not possible, but it might be possible in the future ? Or had i misunderstood your comment ? Thomas -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ zfs-discuss mailing list zfs-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/zfs-discuss
