OS X (Apple)

If I look at the permissions of a folder on a network share while using a local admin account on my computer, then authenticating as a open directory user to connect to the share, they appear completely different than if I had logged in as an OD user and looked at it, it also appears different from Terminal to finder.

when logged in locally:in the finder mike is owner with r-r-r but in terminal I am the owner

When logged into OD finder shows mike as owner with rw-r-r and temrinal shows the same.

Any ideas why this happens?

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I am guessing this is ACLs vs POSIX, we are using ACLs on the server side to set permissions, but I think POSIX are still floating around, at least on the client machines.

---------- Post updated at 12:33 PM ---------- Previous update was at 12:16 PM ----------

Ok, now to be clear. I am using 10.5.8 clients and some version of 10.5 server so ACLs are the default. I don't know if POSIX permissions had gotten copied over from these shares getting migrated over from past servers. If I log in as a local user and connect to a share and then authenticate with my OD creds, I see the wrong permissions in the get info window, and if I view it in the terminal with ls -lae I dont see the ACLS, infact, it shows me as the owner, I'm guessing that is the POSIX permissions. Why would I see POSIX permissions if they are deprecated in 10.5? Are they actually attached to the directory on the network share from when they had been migrated from a past server using POSIX?

If I login as an OD user, the get info shows the correct info and so does the Teminal, including the ACLs.

Do local accounts not show ACLs properly even if they authenticate to shares with OD creds?