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Rich access control lists

Rich access control lists

[Kernel] Posted Oct 20, 2015 20:19 UTC (Tue) by corbet

Access control lists (ACLs) can implement finer-grained access permissions for files than the traditional Unix mode bits. Linux has ACL support, but the POSIX ACLs supported by Linux now have been showing their age for a while. POSIX ACLs may soon be superseded by a more capable mechanism known as RichACLs. Click below (subscribers only) for a look at RichACLs and what they bring to Linux.

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