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From: Corinna Vinschen <corinna-cygwin@cygwin.com>
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Subject: Re: ACEs and ACLs
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On Mar 18 09:23, J. Terry Corbet via Cygwin wrote:
> 
> Sorry, 84-yr old eyes sometimes don't work as well.  Thanks for confirming
> that  nothing has changed with regards to these matters; clearly it is some
> change in the way Windows 11 tries to cooperate with Windows 10 in the case
> of mapped network drives being using in the file sharing mode wherein remote
> users must have ids and passwords on the target drives -- which they do and
> always have, but the key ACE entry known as NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users
> is correctly specified after performing an icacls /reset, but is not longer
> correctly set after editing a file with vim across the network.  I'll keep
> looking and trying to  learn.  Thank you.

Please add the "noacl" flag where you need it and try again.  The result
is using the standard Windows security, so you should see what you
expect in that case.


Thanks,
Corinna