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modifying user's group nuked ACL…why?

i was configuring vsftpd (Centos 6, btw) and when i changed the primary group, it broke my ACL. i get that the directory got re-chown/grp'd but what was really weird is that i when i reset the group, ...
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How set ZFS ACL permissions on CentOS 6

I use last ZFS (ZFS for Linux) on the CentOS 6. Create successfully pool, all working fine. But i have one question. How i can set ACL for ZFS folder/file? GNU ls, chmod, and other coreutils not ...
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How to prevent file owner from changing/deleting their own file? Linux CentOS

This is NOT your standard "how do permissions work" question! I'm thinking the answer will probably involve ACL, but I don't know how exactly. I've messed around with standard permissions, guid, ...
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How to get ACL working in CentOS?

I have this line in fstab: /dev/sda3 / ext3 defaults 1 2 I supposed I should change it to: /dev/sda3 / ext3 defaults,acl 1 2 I also suppose I should run: mount -t ext3 -o acl ...
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Forcing Linux Permissions Stickybits or ACLs

I have a question/confusion regarding forcing inherited permissions on Linux (namely CentOS 6) The Setup: 1 x CentOS File Server 2 x CentOS NFS Clients Lots x Windows Samba Clients The file share ...
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Configuring ACL on CentOS

I'm attempting to configure the following things via an ACL on CentOS 6: Allow UserX to mount any directory without sudo Allow UserX ability to edit /etc/fstab without sudo Having never configured ...
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Jail CentOS group to single dir (and dir's within) - FTP

What I am ultimately looking to do is jail a group of users to only be able to FTP into their home folder. They should be able to have r&w capabilities within their home folder, and within ALL ...
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Restrict Access to / with ACLs (CentOS)

This is a fairly simple question, and I've been struggling at great length with it for no reason, so I decided just to post the question. I have a FTP server with a bunch of users. They are all part ...
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CentOS: What does the mount-Command and why is it necessary before setfacl

I need to use the setfacl-command for the first time. On centos.org they say, that you first need to mount the file (http://www.centos.org/docs/5/html/Deployment_Guide-en-US/ch-acls.html). What does ...
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Is there a way to HIDE a file/dir from a specific user/group?

I'm setting up ACL permissions in CENTOS. I'm getting close to the structure that I have in mind however one piece is missing for completing the puzzle. Is there any way to HIDE a file/directory ...
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CentOS Default ACLs on Existing File System Objects

Is there a way to have existing file system objects inherit newly set default ACL settings of their parent directories? The reason I need to do this is that I have an user who connect via SFTP to my ...