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ACLs on Solaris 11

3121719Jan 29 2016 — edited Feb 5 2016

Can a user with ACL ownership to a file that is owned by a different user can change the permissions of the file?

I have a directory owned by user A and I have provided ACLs for user B (see below), but user B is not able to change the permissions of a newly created files under the directory? any ideas.

chmod -R A+user:<user B>:list_directory/read_data/add_file/write_data/add_subdirectory/append_data/read_xattr/write_xattr/execute/delete_child/read_attributes/write_attributes/read_acl/write_acl/write_owner/synchronize:allow <file path>
This post has been answered by tmuehle on Feb 5 2016
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Steffen Nothmann-Oracle
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Hi user5536860,

this should be covered by the "Lifetime Support Policy". Which means

you can expect at least 5 years of Premier Support for Systems after last

shipment date and "Oracle will use commercially reasonable efforts to provide

twelve (12)  months advance notice of End of Service Life".

In case you have access to My Oracle Support you can refer to this document:


"How to check the "End of Service Life" for a particular supported Oracle Hardware that depends on the Lifetime Support Policy (LSP) (Doc ID 2055529.1)"

For your T4-1 this means last shipment was in FEB-2016 hence Premier Support available until

FEB-2021.

Would be great if this answered your question correctly. If so, please mark it appropriate to close the issue.

Thank you.

Regards.

Steffen

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