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Re: MacOSX Server & Client

Edward Marczak wrote: 
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On Sep 2, 2005, at 8:52 AM, Eric Gorr wrote:

(2) ACL support via AFP

Are there any others? What can the Server version do that the Client version is simply incapable of accomplishing at this time?


Actually, OS X supports ACLs just as well as OS X Server - there's jsut no gui for it. You'll need to use fsaclctl to enable ACL support on a given volume, and then chmod to set the permissions. 

Remember, this is ACL support via an AFP connection.

If you enable ACLs under OS X Client and set some up and then connect to that machine via AFP, the ACLs are ignored. They are not ignored if the connection is via SMB.

I do not know why ACLs are ignored under AFP, I can only show that they are.
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