* Jan Harkes <jaharkes_at_cs.cmu.edu> wrote:

Hi,

> Coda ACLs are more course grained since they are per directory, and they
> are more fine grained since they separately allow or deny things like
> adding or removing an entry from a directory. Lets look at some ways
> that I've used directory ACLs.

Well, your examples probably won't easily into the traditional unix 
schema, but it's not needed. 

I explicitly talk about an special case, where we have an equivalent
access control scheme. This could be checked quite easily. Only when
explicitly enabled and the constraint is fulfilled (per dir), venus
can do this mapping. Other sitautions (ie. your examples) are out
of scope for my suggested feature.


cu
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