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Mark Johnson 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? This is how I read it, and this is consistent with my limited experience with it. That's why I think that in normal mode, only admins can create top level modules (unless there are specific permissions set in the top level for this). Gerhard