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__acl: drop Solaris because POSIX-draft ACL specification is not supported

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ander 2019-04-24 00:36:53 +03:00
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cdist/conf/type/__acl/gencode-remote
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@ -74,34 +74,26 @@ fi
if [ -f "$__object/parameter/remove" ]
then
if echo "$os" | grep -Fq 'solaris'
then
# Solaris setfacl behaves differently.
# We will not support Solaris for now, because no way to test it.
# But adding support should be easy (use -s instead of -m on modify).
echo "$os setfacl do not support -x flag for ACL remove" >&2
else
echo "$acl_is" | while read -r acl
do
# Skip wanted ACL entries which already exist
# and skip mask and other entries, because we
# can't actually remove them, but only change.
if echo "$acl_should" | grep -Eq "^$acl" \
|| echo "$acl" | grep -Eq '^(default:)?(mask|other)'
then continue
fi
echo "$acl_is" | while read -r acl
do
# Skip wanted ACL entries which already exist
# and skip mask and other entries, because we
# can't actually remove them, but only change.
if echo "$acl_should" | grep -Eq "^$acl" \
|| echo "$acl" | grep -Eq '^(default:)?(mask|other)'
then continue
fi
if echo "$os" | grep -Eq 'macosx|freebsd'
then
remove="$acl"
else
remove="$( echo "$acl" | sed 's/:...$//' )"
fi
if echo "$os" | grep -Eq 'macosx|freebsd'
then
remove="$acl"
else
remove="$( echo "$acl" | sed 's/:...$//' )"
fi
echo "$setfacl_exec -x \"$remove\" \"$acl_path\""
echo "removed '$remove'" >> "$__messages_out"
done
fi
echo "$setfacl_exec -x \"$remove\" \"$acl_path\""
echo "removed '$remove'" >> "$__messages_out"
done
fi
for acl in $acl_should

6
cdist/conf/type/__acl/man.rst
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@ -10,11 +10,9 @@ DESCRIPTION
-----------
ACL must be defined as 3-symbol combination, using ``r``, ``w``, ``x`` and ``-``.
Fully supported on Linux (tested on Debian and CentOS).
Fully supported and tested on Linux, partial support for FreeBSD.
Partial support for FreeBSD, OSX and Solaris.
OpenBSD and NetBSD support is not possible.
OpenBSD, NetBSD and Solaris support is not possible.
See ``setfacl`` and ``acl`` manpages for more details.