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Gennady, > Nobody need ACL? ACL's work great and we use them all the time. Your test set is invalid since it denies read access on a file in a directory where the users do have read access. The documentation previously was not clear on this issue but now clearly states that ACL's are designed to be applied to directories - not individual files. The worst case scenario is protected (ie: the ACL denies write access then the server does deny write access). In fact in our testing yours is the only scenario which fails. If a user should not have read access to a file then the same users should not have access to the directory it is in. If you require deny read ACL on a file that resides in a directory which allows read to cause the file to be skipped on checkout then we would welcome a patch from you - or your organisation could pay support to one of several companies who could make this change. Regards, Arthur