hi guys I have a simple case of: $ setfacl -b not working! I copy a folder outside of autofs mounted gluster vol, to a regular fs and removing acl works as expected. Inside mounted gluster vol I seem to be able to modify/remove ACLs for users, groups and masks but that one simple, important thing does not work. It is also not the case of default ACLs being enforced from the parent, for I mkdir a folder next to that problematic folder and there are not ACLs, as expected. glusterfs 3.12.9, Centos 7.4 Any thoughts, suggestions? many thanks, L.
On Tue, May 1, 2018 at 5:46 AM, lejeczek <peljasz at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:> hi guys > > I have a simple case of: > $ setfacl -b > not working! > I copy a folder outside of autofs mounted gluster vol, to a regular fs and > removing acl works as expected. > Inside mounted gluster vol I seem to be able to modify/remove ACLs for > users, groups and masks but that one simple, important thing does not work. > It is also not the case of default ACLs being enforced from the parent, > for I mkdir a folder next to that problematic folder and there are not > ACLs, as expected. > > glusterfs 3.12.9, Centos 7.4 > > Any thoughts, suggestions? >Are you mounting glusterfs with -o acl ? In the case you are not, mounting with option acl is necessary for glusterfs to honor ACLs. Regards, Vijay -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.gluster.org/pipermail/gluster-users/attachments/20180501/2a02d583/attachment.html>
On 01/05/18 23:59, Vijay Bellur wrote:> > > On Tue, May 1, 2018 at 5:46 AM, lejeczek > <peljasz at yahoo.co.uk <mailto:peljasz at yahoo.co.uk>> wrote: > > hi guys > > I have a simple case of: > $ setfacl -b > not working! > I copy a folder outside of autofs mounted gluster vol, > to a regular fs and removing acl works as expected. > Inside mounted gluster vol I seem to be able to > modify/remove ACLs for users, groups and masks but > that one simple, important thing does not work. > It is also not the case of default ACLs being enforced > from the parent, for I mkdir a folder next to that > problematic folder and there are not ACLs, as expected. > > glusterfs 3.12.9, Centos 7.4 > > Any thoughts, suggestions? > > > Are you mounting glusterfs with -o acl ?? In the case you > are not, mounting with option acl is necessary for > glusterfs to honor ACLs. > > Regards, > Vijay > >surely I'm. Otherwise I'd have no "working" acls, right? Like I say, I can operate setfacl and this seems to work except, I cannot remove acl completely with "-b" which should just work, right? I think it should be easily reproducible, my setup is pretty "regular". I'm on Centos 7.4 and mount via autofs/manuall. Anybody can check that?