Rights-to-permissions mapping in NetWare mode on existing files
When you look at the ownership of a file or directory on a NetWare
mode volume, the NUC/NUCFS on UnixWare and the
NUC NLM on the NetWare server cooperate to present
the best possible mapping of NetWare effective rights to UnixWare-style
permissions and ownership.
However, the mapping is not exact, and some NetWare file controls (such
as file attributes, security equivalences, and certain rights) are not
translated.
The following listing shows you how the NetWare rights settings on NetWare
files and directories are translated to UnixWare permissions and
owner/group settings for display on UnixWare.
Type
NetWare Effective Rights
Equivalent UnixWare Settings
Files
Read
Read
Write
Write
Create
Not translated
Erase
Write permission set on parent directory
File scan
Read and Execute set on parent directory
Access control
Does not translate to a permission, but used to determine owner login and
group IDs on a file
Modify
Not translated
Supervisor
Not translated
Directories
Read
Not translated
Write
Not translated
Create
Write permission granted if directory also has the Erase and Modify rights
Erase
Write permission granted if directory also has the Create and Modify rights
Access control
Does not translate to a permission, but used to determine owner login and
group IDs on a directory
Modify
Write permission granted if directory also has the Create and Erase rights
Supervisor
Not translated
Rights listed as ``Not translated'' in the table above may still exist on
the NetWare file or directory; they are just not translated to a UnixWare
permission on display.
There may also be other NetWare controls on the file or folder that you
cannot see from UnixWare. See
``Other NetWare access controls''.