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I'm running Solaris, so I know for sur there is ACL and tools to |
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manage them. So perhaps the solution is a virtual/acl and a package |
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native-acl |
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Le 16 avr. 08 à 16:20, Hugo Venturini a écrit : |
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> 2008/4/16, Bacchella Fabrice <fabrice.bacchella@×××××××.com>: |
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>> In usr/portage/sys-apps/coreutils/coreutils-6.10-r2.ebuild, |
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>> it can be found : |
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>> RDEPEND="... |
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>> acl? ( sys-apps/acl ) |
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>> ... |
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>> |
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>> But there is no such package. My svn portage version is 20817. |
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> |
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> Mine is 20906 and tha acl ebuild cannot be found either. |
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> In the prefixed gentoo portage, you have to compile with USE="- |
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> acl" ... |
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> I try an explaination ... might be wrong though ... |
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> To install this package would need you to recompile your kernel ... |
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> since you install prefixed, it is fair to assume that you don't have |
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> the privilege to install a need kernel. Thus giving acl would not make |
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> a lot of sense ... |
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> But if you know that acl is already install on your distribution and |
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> you want your coreutils installation to make use of it, you may |
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> specify it like this in the file 'package.provided' |
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> Fabian, do you confirm or infirm that? |
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