SGilbert Registered Feb 19, 2008 #1 Repaired permissions as I usually do once every few weeks, and now, instead of the usual SUID etc. I get: "ACL found but not expected" for Applications; Utilities, and Library folders. What is ACL? Is all OK, or is there a problem?
Repaired permissions as I usually do once every few weeks, and now, instead of the usual SUID etc. I get: "ACL found but not expected" for Applications; Utilities, and Library folders. What is ACL? Is all OK, or is there a problem?
Giaguara Chmod 760 Staff member Mod Feb 19, 2008 #2 Access control list. No problem. If that's on 10.4 (unless 10.5 has it's defaultly enabled, also there) sudo fsaclctl -p / -e would have enabled them on the volume.. (or some file would have had them by default in those locations). Nothing to worry.
Access control list. No problem. If that's on 10.4 (unless 10.5 has it's defaultly enabled, also there) sudo fsaclctl -p / -e would have enabled them on the volume.. (or some file would have had them by default in those locations). Nothing to worry.
SGilbert Registered Feb 19, 2008 #3 OS 10.5.2 Nothing else has been done since update from 10.5.1 Thanks, I won't worry.
DICKSTER Registered Feb 20, 2008 #4 same problem? here at my comp.; even went in and tried to delete but to no avail. all seems to be okay. using 10.5.2 on a g41gz-2gig ram etc.
same problem? here at my comp.; even went in and tried to delete but to no avail. all seems to be okay. using 10.5.2 on a g41gz-2gig ram etc.
Giaguara Chmod 760 Staff member Mod Feb 20, 2008 #5 Never mind the ACL message in Disk Utility. It's something forgotten to be cleaned before this update was released, or something that should simply be able to be ignored. Also I get this on my work OS X 10.5.2. Something in Mac OS X 10.5.2 update appears to have added these permissions to the affected folders: ls / /Library --> drwxrwxr-t+ /Applications --> drwxrwxr-x+ /Applications/Utilities --> drwxrwxr-x+ The "+" part indicates ACL is in use. The Disk Utility messages are safe to ignore. (I bet they get a lot of calls on this).
Never mind the ACL message in Disk Utility. It's something forgotten to be cleaned before this update was released, or something that should simply be able to be ignored. Also I get this on my work OS X 10.5.2. Something in Mac OS X 10.5.2 update appears to have added these permissions to the affected folders: ls / /Library --> drwxrwxr-t+ /Applications --> drwxrwxr-x+ /Applications/Utilities --> drwxrwxr-x+ The "+" part indicates ACL is in use. The Disk Utility messages are safe to ignore. (I bet they get a lot of calls on this).