Hello, I've got a centos5 box with raided ext3 partitions mp* devices. I'm wondering if ext3 supports acls out of the box or if there's something i have to do to enable them? Thanks. Dave.
Dave wrote:
Hello, I've got a centos5 box with raided ext3 partitions mp* devices. I'm wondering if ext3 supports acls out of the box or if there's something i have to do to enable them?
You could try to add ",acl" to options in your /etc/fstab for the partitions you want to run acl on.
On a FC3 system I have:
/dev/md3 /home ext3 defaults,acl 1 2
Mogens
On Tue, 12 Jun 2007, Dave wrote:
I've got a centos5 box with raided ext3 partitions mp* devices. I'm wondering if ext3 supports acls out of the box or if there's something i have to do to enable them?
Yes, CentOS/ext3 supports ACLs by default. Make sure the acl package in installed, then take at peek at the getfacl(1) and setfacl(1) man pages.
Dave wrote:
Hello, I've got a centos5 box with raided ext3 partitions mp* devices. I'm wondering if ext3 supports acls out of the box or if there's something i have to do to enable them? Thanks. Dave.
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Here is a great link for ACLS. Man pages can be hard to read sometimes or if you are in a hurry.
http://www.vanemery.com/Linux/ACL/linux-acl.html
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