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Solaris zfs acl: how to force acl inerith for "others"?

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With this acl chmod A=owner@:wpdDxrarRsWwA:df:allow,group:nfs-users:wpdDxrarRsWwA:df:allow,everyone@:wpdDxrarRsWwA:df:deny /directory I obtain that directory is available only for nfs-users and owner and all files and directory created inside has 770 permission. Works ok, but don't mount anymore using nfs. Wich acl allow external mount? I have tried adding user root and nobody chmod A=owner@:wpdDxrarRsWwA:df:allow,group:nfs-users:wpdDxrarRsWwA:df:allow,everyone@:wpdDxrarRsWwA:df:deny,user:root:ww pdDxrarRsWwA:allow,user:nobody:wpdDxrarRsWwA:allow,group:nobody:wpdDxrarRsWwA:allow but it doesn't work, only if I remove the "everyone" line the directory can be mounted via nfs. Is not possible to obtain a directory with 770 inherit permission and at the same time mountable via nfs? The server is Solaris, the client Linux.
Asked by elbarna (13690 rep)
Jan 2, 2025, 05:53 PM
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