1 02/11/85  delete_acl, da
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 3 Syntax as a command:  da path {User_ids} {-control_args}
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 6 Function: removes entries from the access control lists (ACLs) of
 7 nonlink entries in a directory (see ACL.gi).
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10 Arguments:
11 path
12    is the pathname of an entry.  If it is -working_directory (-wd),
13    your working directory is assumed.  The star convention is allowed.
14 User_ids
15    are access control names of the form Person_id.Project_id.tag.  All
16    ACL entries with matching names are deleted.  If you give no
17    User_ids, your Person_id and current Project_id are assumed.
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20 Control arguments:
21 -all, -a
22    deletes all ACL entries except for *.SysDaemon.*.
23 -brief, -bf
24    suppresses the messages "User name not on ACL" and "Empty ACL."
25 -chase
26    chases links when using the star convention.  Links are always
27    chased when path is not a star name.
28 -directory, -dr
29    affects only directories.  (Default: segments, multisegment files,
30    and directories)
31 -no_chase
32    does not chase links when using the star convention.  (Default)
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35 -segment, -sm
36    affects only segments and multisegment files.
37 -select_entry_type STR, -slet STR
38    affects only entries of the entry type selected by STR, which is a
39    comma-delimited list of file system entry types.  Use the
40    list_entry_types command to obtain a list of valid entry type
41    values.  Example: da ** -slet mbx,segment.
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44 Access required: You need modify permission on the containing
45 directory.