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From: dbfunk@ICAEN.UIOWA.EDU (David B Funk)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apollo
Subject: install problem
Message-ID: <8907080700.AA02227@icaen.uiowa.edu>
Date: 8 Jul 89 07:00:13 GMT
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 How do I make the sr10 "install" tool respect my initial default ACLs?
I have "closed" systems with "Aegis" style ACLs for the system directories
(such as /sys & /lib). Entries in the "baseline" file are:

  Set acl closed
  Set never_asked1 N/A
  Set acl_style aegis

 I have some optional products that I now want to
install, such as gmr3d & phigs. I went thru the sequence of cfgsa, config,
and install. When I got done, the ACLs on the new files had nothing to
do with the inital default ACLs on their directories.

Here are the ACLs that I have for "/lib":

$ acl /lib -all
Acl for /lib:
Required entries
 root.%.%                         prwx-
 %.sys_admin.%                    prwxk
 %.%.none                         [ignored]
 %.%.%                            -r-x-
 Extended entry rights mask:      -----

Initial (default) acl for directories created under /lib
Required entries                                           For the current process:
 root.%.%                         prwx-
 %.sys_admin.%                    prwxk
 %.%.none                         [ignored]
 %.%.%                            -r-x-
 Extended entry rights mask:      -----

Initial (default) acl for files created under /lib
Required entries                                           For the current process:
 root.%.%                         prwx-
 %.sys_admin.%                    pr-xk
 %.%.none                         [ignored]
 %.%.%                            -r-x-
 Extended entry rights mask:      -----

Here is the ACL on "phigslib" after install put it in /lib:

$ acl /lib/phigslib
Acl for /lib/phigslib:
Required entries 
 root.%.%                         prwx-                 
 %.staff.%                        prwx-                 
 %.%.none                         prwx-                 
 %.%.%                            prwx-                 
 Extended entry rights mask:      -----

Is this a bug or a "feature"?

Dave Funk