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Add support to apply ACL to Junctions #423
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Support ACL inside mounted volumes (Junctions) instead of just applying permissions to the folder container.
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It would be great if we could have some tests to cover this scenario and a changelog as per https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/community/development_process.html#changelogs-how-to.
Sorry I led you a tiny bit astray in my recommended example. When writing some tests for this functionality I realised a few things were missing. I've since pushed a commit that:
Unfortunately having Thanks for working on this one though! |
Thank you a lot @jborean93 I would not be comfortable to write the tests anyway! |
SUMMARY
Currently applying ACLs on a SymLink or Junction just applies the ACLs to the "link" not to the target.
There was no way to follow links, what seems to be the first intent when you set ACLs
I didn't added a new official variable for now, I let you decide if it's necessary or not.