TrustedBSD Extensions Project

[David Collier-Brown - Sun Canada]

 stanislav shalunov <shalunov at att.com> wrote:
| Traditional unix filesystem semantic provides the capability of
| "including or excluding access to the granularity of a single user."
| Only root can do it, 

	Could you expand on this? I've been around since v6,
	but I don't recollect seeing it...
	
	
| It *explicitly* gives an example self/group/others as access control
| scheme for a B1 system.  Do you say after that that it's not enough?

	No, I said that Waterloo's self/group/other sufficed to
	provide the permit/dent bits for single users other than
	the owner, but the subset provided by Unix doesn't.
	
--dave
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