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Managing ACLs in Linux Systems

This document discusses configuring and applying access control lists (ACLs) on a Linux system. It describes adding the 'acl' option to /etc/fstab, remounting the root filesystem as read-write, creating a test directory and adding a new user. Then it shows applying read/write/execute permissions for the new user on the test directory, checking the permissions, removing permissions, and removing the ACL entry for the user.

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Managing ACLs in Linux Systems

This document discusses configuring and applying access control lists (ACLs) on a Linux system. It describes adding the 'acl' option to /etc/fstab, remounting the root filesystem as read-write, creating a test directory and adding a new user. Then it shows applying read/write/execute permissions for the new user on the test directory, checking the permissions, removing permissions, and removing the ACL entry for the user.

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ACL - Access Control Lists

• #vim /etc/fstab - add permission /,acl

• #mount –o remount,rw /

• Mkdir /acl

• Useradd salem

• Passwd salem
Apply acl permission
• setfacl –m u:salem:rwx /acl
• getfacl /acl

• setfacl –m u:salem:--- /acl


• getfacl /acl

• setfacl –x u:salem /acl


• getfacl /acl

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