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As a random python developer migrating some code from using setfacl command and being new to ACLs, never mind libacl, I foolishly dived in feeding pylibacl strings similar to setfacl. Looking at some of the older issues it looks like I'm not the first.
Would you be up for pull requests to try and add a note to README warning people of this?
Also possibly tempt you to a tiny code example (further down the README maybe) making it clear about providing u::rwx,g:rwx,o:rwx, must provide a mask or call calc_mask... , d:u:1:rw not being a thing etc for fellow geeks in a rush?
Many thanks for this code. I'm writing code to manage millions of files being recalled from billions and this code is a life saver.
Cheers
Sam
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I'm happy for any and all pull requests, of course! I don't have much free time, so any contributions are welcome, even if only documentation.
Now, whether they will be accepted, that depends of course, and we'll see in specific cases. But please do send pull requests, I appreciate it.
And thanks for the kind words on the usefulness of this - I started writing it way way back, but I have no idea how useful it is, or if at all. Much appreciated!
Hi,
As a random python developer migrating some code from using setfacl command and being new to ACLs, never mind libacl, I foolishly dived in feeding pylibacl strings similar to setfacl. Looking at some of the older issues it looks like I'm not the first.
Would you be up for pull requests to try and add a note to README warning people of this?
Also possibly tempt you to a tiny code example (further down the README maybe) making it clear about providing u::rwx,g:rwx,o:rwx, must provide a mask or call calc_mask... , d:u:1:rw not being a thing etc for fellow geeks in a rush?
Many thanks for this code. I'm writing code to manage millions of files being recalled from billions and this code is a life saver.
Cheers
Sam
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: