 
acl(8dce)
A dcecp object that manages DCE access control lists
Synopsis
acl check acl_name_list [-entry] [-type manager_type_name] acl delete acl_name_list [-ic | -io |
-entry] [-type manager_type_name] [-local] acl help [operation | -verbose]
Arguments
acl_name_list A list of one or more objects whose ACLs are to be acted on. You can identify objects by using the object's fully qualified names, for example,
/.:/hosts/gumby.
You can7 also use a list of string bindings with residual names appended. The residual name indicates whether the object is a principal, group, or organization name. There are four possible formats
you can use to specify a string binding.
In string syntax, you can use:
{uuid@prot_seq:net_addr residual_name}
Another allowable string syntax is:
{uuid@prot_seq:net_addr[endpoint] residual_name}
In Tcl syntax, you can use:
{{uuid prot_seq net_addr} residual_name}
Another allowable Tcl syntax is:
{{uuid prot_seq net_addr endpoint} residual_name}
operation The name of one specific acl operation for which to display help information
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