The command to recursively remove all ACLs from the files in the working directory and its subdirectories is:
sudo echo | sudo chmod -R -E ./*
Friday, January 18, 2008
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I would like other to participate in my cognitions on administrating Mac OS X Server and Unix in a larger environment consisting of multiple servers with several hundred Mac OS X clients.
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Great tip. Enjoying your blog... Where are you working currently?
was just playing around w/ chmod... seems this does the same thing and is maybe faster...?
sudo chmod -R -N ./*
Any way to remove all NTFS ACL's (except time stamps) from a drive that is mounted in OS X?
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