FreeBSD ACL
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Current revision as of 20:21, 3 November 2009
To set ACL on a directory (directory called test in the example below), you have to set the default ACL (-d flag) for the directory, then ACL for the directory.
IMPORTANT: default ACL does not affect the directory itself, only the files that will be created under the directory! The sequence of the commands is important! First - default ACL, then ACL for the directory itself.
setfacl -dm u::rwx,g::rx:o::-,m::rwx test setfacl -m u:amarkelo:rwx,g::rx,m::rwx test
then we can setup ACL on a file in the directory:
setfacl -m u:amarkelo:rw,g::r,m::rw test/test_file1
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