Is there an equivalent to /etc/permissions with support for ACL?

I need to define a list of rights with standard UNIX and some with ACL rights. Is there a way to do check that with a config file like /etc/permissions does for UNIX rights? It is a file that is provided and used by the SUSE specific [permissions package](https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Security_Documentation#The_permissions_Package) that controls the privilege settings for a number of global system files and security sensitive package files in the distribution. It is concerned with the following kinds of file or directory based privileges: - the classical UNIX file owner and group assignment of a file. - the classical UNIX user/group/world access bits. - special file mode bits like the setuid and setgid bit or the sticky bit. - capability bits. The structure of these files is line based and each non-comment line has the format:

/path/to/file    :

* Each line could be extended by an additional following line that defines the Linux capabilities of the file.