[OpenAFS] acl's and permissions

[Derek Atkins]

You're not missing something.  You are correct.  He needs 'l' access on the
parent directory in order to reach the subdirectory.

-derek

Quoting Ron Croonenberg <ronc@DePauw.edu>:

> Hello,
> 
> If my home directory (on Linux) is /home/ron  and I have a directory project
> that I want to give another afs user access too then that user needs to have
> at
> least "l rights" in my home directory, correct ?
> 
> I mean if  him has access to /home/ron/project then his rights need to be
> rwl
> AND his rights in /home/ron need to be at least l   right ?
> 
> I tried giving him access to project by :
> 
> fs sa him rwl  (when in the projects subdir).
> 
> But he "can't get there".
> 
> or am I missing something ?
> 
> thanks,
> 
> Ron
> 
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