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cc [ flag... ] file... -lsec [ library... ] #include <sys/acl.h> char *acltotext(aclent_t *aclbufp, int aclcnt);
aclent_t *aclfromtext(char *acltextp, int *aclcnt);
The acltotext() function converts an internal ACL representation pointed to by aclbufp into an external ACL representation. The space for the external text string is obtained using malloc(3C). The caller is responsible for freeing the space upon completion..
The aclfromtext() function converts an external ACL representation pointed to by acltextp into an internal ACL representation. The space for the list of ACL entries is obtained using malloc(3C). The caller is responsible for freeing the space upon completion. The aclcnt argument indicates the number of ACL entries found.
An external ACL representation is defined as follows:
<acl_entry>[,<acl_entry>]\|.\|.\|.
Each <acl_entry> contains one ACL entry. The external representation of an ACL entry contains two or three colon-separated fields. The first field contains the ACL entry tag type. The entry type keywords are defined as: user
This ACL entry with no UID specified in the ACL entry ID field specifies the access granted to the owner of the object. Otherwise, this ACL entry specifies the access granted to a specific user-name or user-id number.
This ACL entry with no GID specified in the ACL entry ID field specifies the access granted to the owning group of the object. Otherwise, this ACL entry specifies the access granted to a specific group-name or group-id number.
This ACL entry specifies the access granted to any user or group that does not match any other ACL entry.
This ACL entry specifies the maximum access granted to user or group entries.
This ACL entry with no uid specified in the ACL entry ID field specifies the default access granted to the owner of the object. Otherwise, this ACL entry specifies the default access granted to a specific user-name or user-ID number.
This ACL entry with no gid specified in the ACL entry ID field specifies the default access granted to the owning group of the object. Otherwise, this ACL entry specifies the default access granted to a specific group-name or group-ID number.
This ACL entry specifies the default access for other entry.
This ACL entry specifies the default access for mask entry.
The second field contains the ACL entry ID, as follows: uid
This field specifies a user-name, or user-ID if there is no user-name associated with the user-ID number.
This field specifies a group-name, or group-ID if there is no group-name associated with the group-ID number.
This field is used by the user and group ACL entry types.
The third field contains the following symbolic discretionary access permissions: r
read permission
write permission
no access
Upon successful completion, the acltotext() function returns a pointer to a text string. Otherwise, it returns NULL.
Upon successful completion, the aclfromtext() function returns a pointer to a list of ACL entries. Otherwise, it returns NULL.
See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attributes:
| ATTRIBUTE TYPE ATTRIBUTE VALUE |
| Interface Stability Evolving |
| MT-Level Unsafe |
acl(2), malloc(3C), attributes(5)