R | Read files in this directory |
L | Attach to and list this directory |
I | Insert a file into this directory |
D | Delete a file from this directory |
K | Lock files in this directory (not Coda) |
W | Write or append to files in this directory |
A | Change ACLs on this directory |
These are the seven access permissions which may appear in an ACL. R or read access lets you read files in a directory. L, list, or lookup access lets you attach to a directory and list its contents. Coda does not support `hidden' directories, which a user can access without being able to do a directory listing. None of the other permissions actually works unless you have L access to the directory as well.
I or insert access, and D or delete access let you insert or delete files in a directory respectively, or create or delete a subdirectory respectively, or mount or unmount a volume there.
The K or lock access is intended to control the ability to lock files in a directory, but this has no effect in a Coda system.
W or write access lets you write or append to files in a directory, and A or admin access lets you change a directory's Access Control List.