> Just for curiosity, could you please describe the
environment on which you
> run mc? OS, filesystem, processor and why you need
ACLs?
PLD Linux -, 2.6.18
Filesystem - ext3
Processor... hmmm - strange question 2 x
Intel(R) Xeon(TM) CPU 3.20GHz
why?...
- much more secure (much less people know acl :> )
- flexible (for example 2 users have access to the same dir
- and I do
not have
to make a group for them).
- simple backups - I can backup my whole system not as a
root user - just by
adding user who can read everything - without write
privilage
just imagine the situation - you have one folder - you have
a group of
users and
want some users just to have read rights and some of them
read-write - how you
are going to make it without using acl? ;)
BR,
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2 x
Intel(R) Xeon(TM) CPU 3.20GHz
why?...
- much more secure (much less people know acl :> )
- flexible (for example 2 users have access to the same dir
- and I do
not have
to make a group for them).
- simple backups - I can backup my whole system not as a
root user - just by
adding user who can read everything - without write
privilage
just imagine the situation - you have one folder - you have
a group of
users and
want some users just to have read rights and some of them
read-write - how you
are going to make it without using acl? ;)
BR,
---
Marcin Rybak
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