16.1. cdist-type__acl(7)¶
16.1.1. NAME¶
cdist-type__acl - Set ACL entries
16.1.2. DESCRIPTION¶
Fully supported and tested on Linux (ext4 filesystem), partial support for FreeBSD.
See setfacl
and acl
manpages for more details.
One of --entry
or --source
must be used.
16.1.3. OPTIONAL MULTIPLE PARAMETERS¶
- entry
Set ACL entry following
getfacl
output syntax. Must be used if--source
is not used.
16.1.4. OPTIONAL PARAMETERS¶
- source
Read ACL entries from stdin or file. Ordering of entries is not important. When reading from file, comments and empty lines are ignored. Must be used if
--entry
is not used.- file
Create/change file with
__file
usinguser:group:mode
pattern.- directory
Create/change directory with
__directory
usinguser:group:mode
pattern.
16.1.5. BOOLEAN PARAMETERS¶
- default
Set all ACL entries as default too. Only directories can have default ACLs. Setting default ACL in FreeBSD is currently not supported.
- recursive
Make
setfacl
recursive (Linux only), but notgetfacl
in explorer.- remove
Remove undefined ACL entries.
mask
andother
entries can't be removed, but only changed.
16.1.6. EXAMPLES¶
__acl /srv/project \
--default \
--recursive \
--remove \
--entry user:alice:rwx \
--entry user:bob:r-x \
--entry group:project-group:rwx \
--entry group:some-other-group:r-x \
--entry mask::r-x \
--entry other::r-x
# give Alice read-only access to subdir,
# but don't allow her to see parent content.
__acl /srv/project2 \
--remove \
--entry default:group:secret-project:rwx \
--entry group:secret-project:rwx \
--entry user:alice:--x
__acl /srv/project2/subdir \
--default \
--remove \
--entry group:secret-project:rwx \
--entry user:alice:r-x
# read acl from stdin
echo 'user:alice:rwx' \
| __acl /path/to/directory --source -
# create/change directory too
__acl /path/to/directory \
--default \
--remove \
--directory root:root:770 \
--entry user:nobody:rwx
16.1.7. AUTHORS¶
Ander Punnar <ander-at-kvlt-dot-ee>
16.1.8. COPYING¶
Copyright (C) 2018 Ander Punnar. You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.