1 01/14/87  set_iacl_dir, sid
 2 
 3 Syntax as a command:  sid path mode1 {User_id1...modeN User_idN}
 4    {-control_args}
 5 
 6 
 7 Function:  manipulates the directory initial access control lists
 8 (initial ACLs) of directories.
 9 
10 
11 Arguments:
12 path
13    specifies the directory whose directory initial ACL is to be
14    changed.  If it is -working_directory (-wd), the directory initial
15    ACL for the user's working directory is changed.  You can use the
16    star convention.
17 modes
18    is the mode associated with User_ids.  It can consist of any or all
19    the letters sma except that if you give m, you must also give s.
20    The strings null, n, and "" specifically deny access to User_ids.
21 User_ids
22    is an access control name of the form Person_id.Project_id.tag.  If
23    one or more of the components is missing, all entries that match
24    User_ids are changed to modes (see set_acl for a description of the
25    matching strategy).  If the three components are present, the
26    directory initial ACL entry with that name is changed to modes or
27    one is added if none exists.  If the last modes has no User_ids
28    following it, your name and project are assumed.
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30 
31 Control arguments:
32 -no_sysdaemon, -nsd
33    does not add "sm *.SysDaemon.*" when using -replace.
34 -replace, -rp
35    deletes all directory initial ACL terms--with the exception of the
36    default *.SysDaemon.* term unless you supplied -no_sysdaemon--before
37    adding the terms specified on the command line.  (Default:  to add
38    to, and modify, the existing initial ACL)
39 -ring N, -rg N
40    identifies the ring number whose directory initial ACL is to be set.
41    It can appear anywhere on the line, except between a mode and its
42    associated User_id, and affects the whole line.  If present, follow
43    it by N (where 0 <= N <= 7).  If omitted, your ring is assumed.
44 -sysdaemon, -sd
45    adds, with -replace, an "sm *.SysDaemon.*" initial ACL term before
46    adding the terms specified on the command line.  (Default)
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49 Notes:  A directory initial ACL contains the ACL entries to be placed
50 on directories created in the specified directory (see "Access Control"
51 in the Programmer's Reference Manual).