So, I've finally figured out how to use git format-patch. It took me a lot of tries before I discovered all you do is specify "master.." to make it work. (I still haven't tried to email them via gmail, but I've found the doc for that.) At this point, the patches are still in need of testing (I have yet to test the nfsd case where file object creation specifies a POSIX draft ACL, since neither FreeBSD nor Linux clients do that.) Is it time to post the patch sets for others to try or should I wait a while? A couple of questions... The patches currently have a lot of dprintk()s I used for testing. Should those be removed before posting or left in for now? They are currently based on linux-6.11.0-rc6 (linux-next of a few weeks ago). What do you guys do w.r.t. rebasing them? There are three sets: common, client and server (common is needed by both the others. The other two sets implement client and server side for handling the new attributes proposed in https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-rmacklem-nfsv4-posix-acls/ Thanks in advance for any help, rick ps: The problem I thought I had w.r.t. server side large ACLs does not appear to be a problem. It also appears that the nfsd always sets up a scratch buffer, so the server code doesn't do that, either.
