Re: Anyone got ACLs working in FC2

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On Monday 13 September 2004 20:42, Jean Francois Martinez wrote:
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> It could be that the partition hasn't been formatted with ACL support
> (the formatting was made by the installer) but I haven't seen any
> option in mkfs.ext3 or tune2fs for ACL support.
This may be where you are mistaken - acls are not an FS/formatting option, 
they are a mount-time option.
to make them work on (for example) your /tmp filesytem you must mount it with 
the acl option turrned on. As a temporary measure:
    mount -o remount,acl /tmp
should do it.
Then try your setfacl commands
as a permanent measure you need to add the 'acl' option to your fstab file (eg 
instead of 'defaults') - giving a line like:
LABEL=/tmp  /tmp  ext3  acl  1 2
instead of
LABEL=/tmp  /tmp  ext3  defaults  1 2
>
> BTW I have the same problem when trying to set attributes: operation not
> supported.
>
>    JFM

Regards


Stuart
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