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Tony's original post answered my questions (rchacl in the root). I originally tried this with chacl, prior to discovering rchacl. I did not know this was allowed. Gerhard Fiedler wrote: > Besides the rchacl, there's also the config file keyword AclMode > <http://www.cvsnt.org/manual/html/config.html>. I'm not sure how this > relates to this question, but I would assume that if set to "normal" by > default only admins can create top level modules. (Other users would have > to be granted explicitly permissions through rchacl.) I am also interested in the answer to this question. I have AclMode=compat. I assume setting it to normal would also accomplish what I am trying to do, but would at the same time have other effects. As I read it, as long as a default acl is always found, then AclMode (compat vs. normal) makes not difference. On the other hand, when no default acl is found, then the AclMode kicks in, and either grants access (compat) or denies access (normal) by default. Is this correct?