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    eaterofdog
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    I have an OS X server 10.4.8 that is running as an AFP file server only. It has worked great for the most part, but one volume has been giving me trouble since I started using ACL’s. At first, the server was creating some new folders with strange Posix permissions (read only for everyone and group, like the default Windows permissions) when the correct permissions should have been inherited. The correct ACL permissions were inherited, but the server would not allow the file to finish writing to the server and a 0K file which was considered “in use” was all that resulted. Attempting to browse the folder would freeze the client and require a hard reboot. I erased the volume and copied the files back. Now the volume disregards the ACL’s completely, I have had to give Everyone read/write access to share the volume. Can anyone tell me where the corruption is and how to fix it?

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