From: Roberto Hernando Velasco (hervelro@jcyl.es)
Date: Thu Apr 03 2003 - 06:44:19 EST
Finally, I found the problem.
I tried to set ACL in a host belongs to a cluster. But I didn't enabled ACL in the main cluster member (the CFS server - cluster file system-).
With ACL enabled in this member is everything OK :)
Thanks to Spider Boardman, Anne Majeske and Joe Senuils because their help
--Original Message:
When I set ACLs on a file with the command:
% setacl -d -u user::rw-,group::r--,other::r--,user:jdoe:rw- foo
I have this answer:
%setacl: Warning: ACL processing is disabled for file: acl
I think ASL is enabled, because if I type
%sysconfig -q sec
the answer is
sec:
acl_mode = enable
Where is the problem?
-- Roberto Hernando Junta de Castilla y Léon Gerencia de Servicios Sociales - Servicio de Informática (983 412 201)
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