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...D, which provides NFSv4 ACL support simply because that's what ZFS uses. Don't see a way to use this on Linux. - gpfs, available only if you happen to have the GPFS code/headers installed (gpfs_gpl.h), and I cannot find an obvious place to get those, or if they are even freely-available. - aixacl/aixacl2, looks like it only works on AIX. First, am I correct in the above findings - that there is no way to operate any of these three modules on Linux out of the box? Second, am I missing something obvious related to NFSv4 ACLs on Linux, or is there some other VFS module somewhere that support...

...NFSv4 ACL support simply because that's what ZFS uses. Don't see a way to use this on Linux. >> - gpfs, available only if you happen to have the GPFS code/headers installed (gpfs_gpl.h), and I cannot find an obvious place to get those, or if they are even freely-available. >> - aixacl/aixacl2, looks like it only works on AIX. >> >> First, am I correct in the above findings - that there is no way to operate any of these three modules on Linux out of the box? Second, am I missing something obvious related to NFSv4 ACLs on Linux, or is there some other VFS module some...

...rovides NFSv4 ACL support simply because that's what ZFS uses. Don't see a way to use this on Linux. > - gpfs, available only if you happen to have the GPFS code/headers installed (gpfs_gpl.h), and I cannot find an obvious place to get those, or if they are even freely-available. > - aixacl/aixacl2, looks like it only works on AIX. > > First, am I correct in the above findings - that there is no way to operate any of these three modules on Linux out of the box? Second, am I missing something obvious related to NFSv4 ACLs on Linux, or is there some other VFS module somewhere th...

...support simply because that's what ZFS uses. Don't see a way to use this on Linux. > >> - gpfs, available only if you happen to have the GPFS code/headers installed (gpfs_gpl.h), and I cannot find an obvious place to get those, or if they are even freely-available. > >> - aixacl/aixacl2, looks like it only works on AIX. > >> > >> First, am I correct in the above findings - that there is no way to operate any of these three modules on Linux out of the box? Second, am I missing something obvious related to NFSv4 ACLs on Linux, or is there some other VFS m...

...ses. Don't see a way to use this on Linux. >> >> - gpfs, available only if you happen to have the GPFS code/headers installed >> >> (gpfs_gpl.h), and I cannot find an obvious place to get those, or if they are >> >> even freely-available. >> >> - aixacl/aixacl2, looks like it only works on AIX. >> >> >> >> First, am I correct in the above findings - that there is no way to operate any >> >> of these three modules on Linux out of the box? Second, am I missing something >> >> obvious related to NFSv4...