not sure if you still want this, but here it is:
ls -Orbitlake /Volumes
total 4
2 drwxrwxr-t 34 root admin - 1224 Nov 9 22:06 ..
18101545 lrwxr-xr-x 1 root admin - 1 Feb 17 17:36 Macintosh HD -> /
16112489 drwxrwxrwt@ 3 root admin hidden 102 Feb 17 18:41 .
0: group:everyone deny add_file,add_subdirectory,directory_inherit,only_inherit
What in
blazes does that ACL
do?!?!
Seems like it might lock out regular users from accessing *folders* inside /Volumes, perhaps while a mount is in progress (transitioning from an empty directory to an alias), in which case the folder usually gets deleted once the alias is established. <sigh> idunno... it just has an
aura of being a little too slick. It may prevent regular users from writing to failed mounts... but backup programs (which sometimes mistakenly write to real folders inside /Volumes) will often run with root privileges anyway, so...
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Thanks Roger.
