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Thanks very much Liganic. &nbsp;Should have spot that one. &nbsp;That was the last and final piece to setting up this project I am working on. &nbsp;Thanks again
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Thanks very much Liganic.  Should have spot that one.  That was the last and final piece to setting up this project I am working on.  Thanks again

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It is often the easy things, that are so hard to spot. ;) Glad I could help.
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It is often the easy things, that are so hard to spot. ;) Glad I could help.

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I have set up an ACL on a linux directory using setfacl. The directory is called PAD_Data and the owner and group are root as shown<br />
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drwxrwx--- &nbsp; 2 root root &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 4096 Jul 21 17:32 PAD_Data<br />
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I used the following command to set the ACL<br />
setfacl -m g:Providence_users:rw-,g:P<wbr />AD_Users:r<wbr />-- &nbsp;./PAD_Data<br />
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the command getfacl ./PAD_Data returns<br />
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[root@korthion jail]# getfacl ./PAD_Data<br />
# file: PAD_Data<br />
# owner: root<br />
# group: root<br />
user::rwx<br />
group::rwx<br />
group:Providence_users:rw-<wbr /><br />
group:PAD_Users:r--<br />
mask::rwx<br />
other::---<br />
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Now when I login as a member of either of the groups set in the acl, &nbsp;I get access denied when cd into directory.<br />
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I am using redhat. &nbsp;If anyone has any ideas, &nbsp;mucg appreciated. &nbsp;Thank you
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I have set up an ACL on a linux directory using setfacl. The directory is called PAD_Data and the owner and group are root as shown

drwxrwx---   2 root root             4096 Jul 21 17:32 PAD_Data


I used the following command to set the ACL
setfacl -m g:Providence_users:rw-,g:PAD_Users:r--  ./PAD_Data

the command getfacl ./PAD_Data returns

[root@korthion jail]# getfacl ./PAD_Data
# file: PAD_Data
# owner: root
# group: root
user::rwx
group::rwx
group:Providence_users:rw-
group:PAD_Users:r--
mask::rwx
other::---

Now when I login as a member of either of the groups set in the acl,  I get access denied when cd into directory.

I am using redhat.  If anyone has any ideas,  mucg appreciated.  Thank you

Problem with linux setfacl

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