RE: ACLs and FC2

jix_at_barbuchu.com
Date: 05/31/04

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Date: Mon, 31 May 2004 19:07:29 +0200

    A little precision, it is a RAID 1 partition :
    /dev/md0 /raid ext3 acl,defaults 0 0

    Thx

    jix

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    De la part de jix@barbuchu.com
    Envoyé : lundi 31 mai 2004 19:05
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    Objet : RE: ACLs and FC2

    Hi,

    I have put the acl option in fstab, but it is write in red color, is it ok ?
    It is the same after a reboot so I'm not sure it works.

    Thx and excuse for my poor english ;)

    jix

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    De la part de Charles Butterfield
    Envoyé : dimanche 23 mai 2004 06:38
    À : fedora-list@redhat.com
    Objet : Re: ACLs and FC2

    Thanks to Chris & Jeff for their suggestions. Adding the "acl" option to
    the mount in /etc/fstab did the trick!

    FYI - Prior to posting my question, I had in fact checked the man page for
    mount, remembering vaugely that there was some acl related mount option, but
    could find no mention of "acl". Perhaps the man pages haven't been updated
    yet. On the other hand, I did an upgrade (FC1->FC2) rather than a fresh
    install, perhaps that left me with stale man pages. I plan to do a fresh
    install real soon now, to avoid any (further?) configuration misadventures.

    Thanks again,
    -- Charlie B

    "Jeff Iddings" <jeff@iddings.us> wrote in message
    news:1085283307.2190.34.camel@jeff...
    > Edit /etc/fstab...
    >
    > /dev/xxxx /mnt/point ext3 acl,defaults ...
    >
    > Note the addition of 'acl'. Hope that does the trick for you.
    >
    > Jeff
    >
    > On Sat, 2004-05-22 at 23:14, Charlie Butterfield wrote:
    > > Can't seem to find the ACL support in FC2.
    > >
    > > I was under the impression (from email on this list in December 2003)
    that ACLs would be supported in FC2 (esp, given the existing solution to the
    ACL stability bugs by the RHEL group).
    > >
    > > But, I can't seem to find anything more than plain old unix permissions.
    So, are ACLs supported in FC2?
    > > If so, is there any magic required to enable them?
    > > If not, any idea when the fixes from RHEL will be incorporated in
    Fedora?
    > >
    > > Regards,
    > > -- Charlie B
    > >
    >
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