How to set a ACL for the user or a file?
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Answer / mahesh savalia
To set ACL for user
# setfacl -m user:<username>:rwx <filename>
To set ACL for group
# setfacl -m group:<groupname>:rwx <filename>
to check the same
# getfacl <filename>
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Answer / srinivas
setfacl -M u:permisons m:mask value of the permisons(rwx)
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