[OpenAFS] 2 simple questions

[Dirk Heinrichs]

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Hi,

I have two questions regarding AFS administration best practices:

1) For users home directories in AFS, is it save to remove=20
system:administrators from the ACLs (the users have rlidwka on their=20
$HOME)?

2) I currently have /afs and /afs/<mydomain> owned by root:root, but=20
i.e. /afs/<mydomain>/data is owned by afsadm:afs (150:150), afsadm being a=
=20
member of system:administrators. Is it ok to have /afs (the volume, not the=
=20
mount point) and /afs/<mydomain> be owned by afsadm:afs?

Thanx...

	Dirk
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