So after a user started whinging at how slow 10.4 was compared to 10.3, (he was the last to get upgraded), I decided to look at the 10.4 ACLs issue again.
When a user is logged in with a [i]network[/i] account and mounts an SMB share, ACLs are enabled, and perfomance is slow.
When a user is logged in with a [i]local[/i] account and mounts the same share ACLs are NOT enabled, and performance is nice and zippy.
If you want to look at this in your own environment use fsaclctl -p /Volumes/yourmountpoint to show acl support for a given share.
Does anyone know of a way to disable ACL support on a client so this doesn’t happen?
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