Re: [PATCH] POSIX ACL support

[Achim Gratz]

Eli Zaretskii writes:
> True.  But I think this is unlikely to be a problem when _copying_ a
> file, because the copy is created by you, so you get full access by
> default, and that includes the "write DAC" (a.k.a. "change ACL")
> privilege.  However, it _can_ happen that after copying the ACL from
> the original, you no longer can change the access rights, if that
> privilege was denied in the original.  Which is okay, I think.

Well, talk to our corporate IT department then which happens to think
that it is a sensible thing to not let you do this and in addition don't
let you even look at the existing ACL (which means I can't be sure how
they accomplished that, but I believe it's some inheritable property
that makes all files, including new ones, owned by a service account).

As I said, I'm almost certain you could achieve something similar with
SElinux policies, but then I haven't tried it yet.


Regards,
Achim.
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