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#1 (**permalink**) 01-05-2008, 09:29 AM

aix is 4.3.3
We are about to migrate an aix box from one to another
The user data files will not copied across using rsync
But i recall there were a few files (or directories) which
have their file permissions set with acl long time ago.
So they will have to be set again manually once the
files are copied across. I'm afraid i might miss some
since they were set so many years ago.
Any utility or command to trace through the whole filesystem
to find out which have acl enabled?

#2 (**permalink**) 01-05-2008, 09:29 AM

On Mon, 08 May 2006 06:39:32 +0000, pui ming Wong wrote:

>
> aix is 4.3.3
> We are about to migrate an aix box from one to another The user data files
> will not copied across using rsync But i recall there were a few files (or
> directories) which have their file permissions set with acl long time ago.
> So they will have to be set again manually once the files are copied
> across. I'm afraid i might miss some since they were set so many years
> ago. Any utility or command to trace through the whole filesystem to find
> out which have acl enabled?

Try 'ls -leR' and send it through grep. The 'e' option adds a '+' to the
permissions string if any of the extended security attributes are set.

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