Inheritance and audit flags applicable to an Access Control Entry.
Values
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The entry is inherited by non-container children (Windows OI / Darwin file_inherit). |
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The entry is inherited by container children (Windows CI / Darwin directory_inherit). |
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Inheritance stops at direct children; grandchildren do not inherit (Windows NP / Darwin limit_inherit). |
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The entry applies only to children via inheritance, not to the object itself (Windows IO / Darwin only_inherit). |
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The entry was placed on this object by inheritance from a parent rather than set explicitly. |
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For SYSTEM_AUDIT entries: generate an audit record on successful access. |
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For SYSTEM_AUDIT entries: generate an audit record on denied access. |
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Darwin chmod-style flag instructing the kernel to defer inheritance resolution to file-creation time. |
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Darwin flag indicating the entry should not be inherited by any children regardless of other flags. |
Used by
AclEntryMacOStype: A single macOS Access Control Entry on a file or directory.AclEntryWindowstype: A single Windows Access Control Entry on a file or directory.
Example
Example
"OBJECT_INHERIT"