by coren
This linux kernel patch / user code combination allows supporting full access control lists (ACLs) for the Linux kernel.
mluckin created the setfacl operation not supported forum thread
Somethings to dig your security teeth into: ACL support for the Linux kernel. Access Control Lists allow fine grained access control to filesystem objects, by attaching a list of permissions to grant or deny specific capabilities to users or ...
coren committed patchset 2 of module acl-tools to the Linux Access Control LIsts support CVS repository, changing 3 files
coren committed patchset 1 of module acl-tools to the Linux Access Control LIsts support CVS repository, changing 3 files
coren committed patchset 3 of module kernel-patch to the Linux Access Control LIsts support CVS repository, changing 11 files
coren committed patchset 2 of module kernel-patch to the Linux Access Control LIsts support CVS repository, changing 9 files
coren committed patchset 1 of module kernel-patch to the Linux Access Control LIsts support CVS repository, changing 9 files
coren committed patchset 2 of module kernel to the Linux Access Control LIsts support CVS repository, changing 17 files
coren committed patchset 1 of module kernel to the Linux Access Control LIsts support CVS repository, changing 17 files
Anonymous committed patchset 1 of module CVSROOT to the Linux Access Control LIsts support CVS repository, changing 11 files
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