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aclsort

aclsort(3C)															       aclsort(3C)

NAME

       aclsort() - sort an Access Control List (JFS File Systems only)

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

       The routine sorts JFS Access Control List (ACL) entries into the correct order to be accepted by the acl(2) system call.

       points  to a buffer containing ACL entries; if non-zero, indicates that the permissions should be recalculated; and specifies the number of
       ACL entries in the buffer.

       sorts the contents of the ACL buffer as follows:

	      Entries will be in order and

	      Entries of type and will be sorted in increasing order by numeric ID.

       The call will succeed if all of the following are true:

	      There is exactly one entry each of type and

	      There is at most one entry each of type and

	      Entries of type or may not contain duplicate entries.  A duplicate entry is one of the same type containing  the	same  numeric  id,
	      irrespective of permission bits.

	      If the argument is zero and there are no entries of type and no entries of type the permissions of the and entries must be the same.

	      If  there  are  no entries of type and no entries of type and the entry is specified, then the entry must also be specified, and the
	      permissions of the and entries must be the same.

RETURN VALUE

       Upon successful completion, the return value is 0.  If there are duplicate entries, the return value is the position of the first duplicate
       entry.  If there is more than one entry of type or they are treated as duplicate entries, and the return value is the position of the first
       duplicate entry.  For all other errors, the return value is -1.

NOTICES

       The buffer is sorted by type and ID before checking for any failures.  Therefore the buffer is always sorted, even if there is a failure.

       The position of a duplicate entry returned on failure is not the byte offset of the duplicate entry from its base; rather it refers to  the
       entry number of the duplicate entry within the sorted buffer.

       Checks  will  be performed in order of entry type.  If there are multiple failures, the failure returned will be the first encountered, for
       example, if the ACL buffer contains a duplicate entry and does not contain an entry, the return value will be the first duplicate entry.

       ACLs do not have to be sorted with prior to passing them to acl(2).

DEPENDENCIES

       is supported only on JFS file systems on the standard HP-UX operating system.

AUTHOR

       was developed by AT&T.

SEE ALSO

       acl(2), aclv(5).

																       aclsort(3C)

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