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The Question is: Sometime one finds directories where the order of the ACL's are incorrect. Say an ACL needs to be moved to the bottom of the stack so to speak on a whole directory tree, with varying ACL's on each file. The normal set sec/acl command places the ACL at the top of the stack. If we need to place (move) a particular ACL to the bottom of the stack how can this be done? The option of using the /after means we must know the ACL at the bottom of the stack. This may well be different on every file. A /last on the set sec/acl would ber very usfull here. The Answer is : SET SECURITY /LIKE would be the approach used by the OpenVMS Wizard. There is no command interface to shift the position of an ACE, though a program could certainly be written. Using documented interfaces, too. For the manual shifting of and editing of ACEs within an ACL, the ACL editor (EDIT/ACL) may be of interest.
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