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I am trying to set ACL for the following directory. for directory and file do i use the same command?
setfacl -m u:userid:wx /web
or
setfacl -m d:u:userid:wx /web
do we d for directory? Can someone clarify?
setfacl -m u:userid:wx /web
or
setfacl -m d:u:userid:wx /web
do we d for directory? Can someone clarify?
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in otherwords , this is correct for applying ACL for /web directory. Please confirm.
setfacl -m u:userid:wx /web
setfacl -m u:userid:wx /web
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