> [...] > > He already opened a support ticket, they responded: > > ----- > ZFS appears to be the only file system supporting NFSv4 ACLs > that attempts to preserve ACLs during chmod(2) operations. > Unfortunately, this requires the ACL to be modified in ways that are > confusing to customers and the time has come to stop the confusion > and to just "discard" the ACL during chmod(2) operations. This > implies that the ZFS aclmode property will no longer be needed and > will be removed from ZFS. > > This functionality is targetted to be back in Solaris 11 - as per > CR7002239 want ZFS aclmode property back > ----- > > [...]
Just so you know and can respond to Oracles wrong statements with facts: ZFS is not the only filesystem doing something like that. NetApps WAFL provides an option to make it behave very similar. Regards Florian Wagner
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