I have been running FreeBSD with ZFS for the past several months. I have 3 jails running with 2 AD servers (through Samba) and a file server (Samba). I have set up the Samba server to use ACL permissions.
My jails are properly configured and have aclinherit=passthrough & aclmode=restricted. FreeBSD is not properly passing down permissions to files created on my Samba shares via ACL. After a bit of digging, it appears that this issue is a couple of years old. It was fixed when using aclmode=inherit but not when using aclmode=restricted. Here is the link on bugs.freebsd.org:
ZFS with aclinherit & aclmode ACLs broken
Since I understand that aclmode=restricted is the wiser/better choice (since it prevents chmod from removing custom ACEs), I'm wondering if getting the "fix" applied to the aclmode=restricted option is in the near or distant future?
My jails are properly configured and have aclinherit=passthrough & aclmode=restricted. FreeBSD is not properly passing down permissions to files created on my Samba shares via ACL. After a bit of digging, it appears that this issue is a couple of years old. It was fixed when using aclmode=inherit but not when using aclmode=restricted. Here is the link on bugs.freebsd.org:
ZFS with aclinherit & aclmode ACLs broken
Since I understand that aclmode=restricted is the wiser/better choice (since it prevents chmod from removing custom ACEs), I'm wondering if getting the "fix" applied to the aclmode=restricted option is in the near or distant future?