Creating an access control list
The example file, user.acls, stores a user’s access control list (ACL) using the following format:
Username=acl1, acl2, ..
The username field matches the name of user in the Encyclopedia volume. An equal ('=') sign separates the user name from the ACL list. The ACL list can contain 0, 1, or more ACL specifications as shown in the following code example:
user1=acl1, acl2, acl3, acl4
user2=acl5, acl6,\
acl7, acl8
user3=acl9
user4=acl10
If there is more than one ACL in the list, separate each ACL using a comma. The scanner reading the file, users.acls, eliminates any white space or backslash. All the username specifications in the example are legal. A list can contain users that do not appear in the Encyclopedia. The information for these users is ignored.
The default maximum length of an ACL is 64 kilobytes (KB). If you use an ACL longer than 64 KB, specify a longer maximum length using the RSSE Max ACL Buffer Size parameter on Volumes—Properties—Open Security in Configuration Console.