So I have been tweaking, finding work a round's, etc to implement glusterFS into my current environment. The huge thing I see people complaining on why it would not work for them is using NTFS ACL's and adding security groups, etc. Under the source - xlators/mount/fuse/fuse-bridge.c you can comment out LINE: 59 to enable POSIX ACL's, which work flawlessly so far with Windows NTFS Permissions/Security Permissions. So far I have restarted, killed, whatever else I can think of and the permissions stick, and all files seem sane (no random messages from glusterFS). Why is DISABLE_POSIX_ACLS even part of the source, when it appears to work so seamlessly and make people like myself *want* to use Gluster? What kind of weirdness can I expect from doing this (besides the obvious of running a hacked build)? Going home now! -Rob
