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OCI : How to Configure ACL on an OCI FSS (OCI File Storage Service) Share

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APPLIES TO

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Linux x86-64


GOAL

Provide read-only or any specific permission for an/few users account/accounts


SOLUTION

OCI FSS (OCI File Storage Service) currently does not support ACL.

File Storage uses the NFSv3 protocol, which doesn't include support for ACLs.


Other Possible Options:

1. Add the 'user' or ‘users’ to a 'read-only' group. Change the file group ownership to that 'read-only' group. Change the file group permissions to '744' so that group 'owner’s' can be restricted only to read the file. Whereas the owner of the directory will have admin privilege.


2. There is also an alternative way to implement "read-only" via export options. Customer need to change the export option to 'read-only' and mount the filesystem if the user accessing only a particular host.

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