fsaclctl(1) BSD General Commands Manual fsaclctl(1)
NAME
fsaclctl
SYNOPSIS
fsaclctl [-v] [-d -path] [-e] [-d]
DESCRIPTION
The fsaclctl command enables, disables or prints the status of Access
Control List support on a given file system. After changing Access Con-
trol List support either reboot the system, or remount the file system,
to make running applications aware of the change.
The options are:
-v Display version number.
-p Path to file system mount point. If no options are specified the
status of Access Control List support is displayed.
-e Enable Access Control Lists on the given file system.
-d Disable Access Control Lists on the given file system.
SEE ALSO
chmod(2), unmount(2), ls(2), mount(8)
HISTORY
The fsaclctl command first appeared Mac OS X version 10.4.
RETURN VALUES
0 fsaclctl Successfully performed requested operation.
[ENOTSUP] The filesystem does not support this operation.
[EPERM] The requested operation must be performed as root.
Mac OS X January 6, 2005 Mac OS X
Mac OS X 10.4 Server - Generated Thu Jun 12 20:00:12 CDT 2008