How to use getfacl and setfacl to backup and exactly restore files and folders POSIX permission and owner?





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Normally, we use chmod,chown,and SUID, SGID,Sticky bit to set permission,owner in Centos.

Now, I need to backup folders /var/www and files owner and permission, and restore to git deploy server.



My bash shell script as below:



getfacl -apR /var/www > acl_backup
setfacl -n --restore=acl_backup


As ACL has some particular control mode and will override POSIX control mode, I should avoid my files and folders be infected by additional control,just exactly keep the same owner and permission. Which means,neither more nor less, I just want my files and folders has exactly same owner and permission after setfacl --restore.



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    Normally, we use chmod,chown,and SUID, SGID,Sticky bit to set permission,owner in Centos.

    Now, I need to backup folders /var/www and files owner and permission, and restore to git deploy server.



    My bash shell script as below:



    getfacl -apR /var/www > acl_backup
    setfacl -n --restore=acl_backup


    As ACL has some particular control mode and will override POSIX control mode, I should avoid my files and folders be infected by additional control,just exactly keep the same owner and permission. Which means,neither more nor less, I just want my files and folders has exactly same owner and permission after setfacl --restore.



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      Normally, we use chmod,chown,and SUID, SGID,Sticky bit to set permission,owner in Centos.

      Now, I need to backup folders /var/www and files owner and permission, and restore to git deploy server.



      My bash shell script as below:



      getfacl -apR /var/www > acl_backup
      setfacl -n --restore=acl_backup


      As ACL has some particular control mode and will override POSIX control mode, I should avoid my files and folders be infected by additional control,just exactly keep the same owner and permission. Which means,neither more nor less, I just want my files and folders has exactly same owner and permission after setfacl --restore.



      How to use getfacl and setfacl to backup and exactly restore files and folders POSIX permission and owner?










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      Normally, we use chmod,chown,and SUID, SGID,Sticky bit to set permission,owner in Centos.

      Now, I need to backup folders /var/www and files owner and permission, and restore to git deploy server.



      My bash shell script as below:



      getfacl -apR /var/www > acl_backup
      setfacl -n --restore=acl_backup


      As ACL has some particular control mode and will override POSIX control mode, I should avoid my files and folders be infected by additional control,just exactly keep the same owner and permission. Which means,neither more nor less, I just want my files and folders has exactly same owner and permission after setfacl --restore.



      How to use getfacl and setfacl to backup and exactly restore files and folders POSIX permission and owner?







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