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From: lwa@skeptic.osf.org (Larry Allen)
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Subject: Re:  Ownership inheritance in 10.1p
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Date: 19 Dec 89 18:29:26 GMT
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Dave is right.  To check, use the "lsacl"
command to list the initial file ACL on
the directory.

To change the initial file ACL to be UNIX-style
(either BSD or System V style), you can
use the "chacl" command; "chacl -B" sets
BSD-style inheritance (file owner is the
creator's uid, while group comes from the
directory), and I forget what the flag
for System V style inheritance (both
file owner and file group come from the
creator's uid and gid).  See the
chacl documentation.
				-Larry Allen
				 Open Software Foundation