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acltool(1) acltool man page acltool(1) NAME acltool - manipulate NFSv4 and ZFS ACLs SYNOPSIS acltool [_option_*] [_action_ [_option_*] [_path_*]] lac [_option_*] <path>* sac [_option_*] [_acl_] <path>+ edac [_option_*] [_simple-change_] <path>+ DESCRIPTION acltool is a tool to manipulate NFSv4 & ZFS ACLs in various ways. POSIX.1e ACLs is not supported as of this time. ABBREVIATIONS All actions or long options may be abbreviated freely as long as they can be uniqely identfied. For example edit-access may be abbreviated to edac, ed-ac, edit-acc or edit and many other variants. Similarly --no- update may (for example) be abbreviated to --no-up or --nu. OPTIONS -h | --help Display usage information. -v | --verbose Increase verbosity -n | --no-update No-update mode. -s | --sort Enable Sort ACL mode. -m | --merge Enable Merge ACL mode. -r | --recurse Recurse thru directory tree. -d <n> | --depth=<n> Limit recursion depth. -S <s> | --style=<S> Set ACL print style. -p | --print Increase Print ACL mode. -n | --no-update Never modify ACLs on disk. -N | --no-prefix Do not print path prefix when listing matching ACL entries. -e <cr> | --exec=<cr> Add a semicolon-separated list of <change-requests> to be ap- plied to ACLs (only for edit-access) -f <file> | --file=<file> Read a semicolon or line-separated list of <change-requests> from a file to be applied to ACLs (only for edit-access) ACTIONS help Display usage information about all actions, or more detailed information about a specific one. list-access (lac) List ACLs set-access (sac) Set ACLs edit-access (edac) Modify ACLs touch-access (tac) Modify ACLs get-access (gac) Get ACLs into variables in brief text format. change-directory (cd) Change current directory print-working-directory (pwd) Print current working directory exit-command (exit) Exit from interactive mode. echo Print text version Print version and buiild information. INTERACTIVE MODE Interactive Mode is entered if you do not specify an action on the com- mand line. In this mode tab-completion works for commands and common long options (not action-specific options). Environment variables may be accessed using ${name}. ALTERNATIVE PROGRAM NAMES You may make symbolic links to acltool in order to use actions di- rectly. For example "ln -s acltool lac" makes it possible to use "lac" as a shortcut to "acltool lac" from a Shell. SEE ALSO BSD setfacl(1), getfacl(1), acl(3), acl(9) SunOS acl(2), chmod(1), ls(1), acl(5) Linux nfs4_getfacl(1), nfs4_setfacl(1), nfs4_acl(5), acl(5) MacOS acl(3), ls(1), chmod(1) RFC's RFC3530 (NFSv4.0) RFC5661 (NFSv4.1) RFC7862 (NFSv4.2) RFC8276 (File System Extended Attributes in NFSv4) BUGS No known bugs SOURCE https://github.com/ptrrkssn/acltool AUTHOR Peter Eriksson <pen@lysator.liu.se> 1.16.1 12 May 2020 acltool(1)
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