> From: Karl Hancock [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Monday, July 12, 1999 11:18 AM
>
> If I use the posix commands to move or copy a file, the moved
> file ends up with an ACD on it when it did not have one in the
> original account.  Is there a way to eliminate this behavior, or
> to remove the ACD under posix?

This should not happen with a CI COPY command, but you do get
an ACD using the shell's cp command.  However, I am able to
delete the ACD after doing a shell cp.

You will get a required ACD if you RENAME (or shell mv) the file
across account boundaries.  This ACD cannot be deleted and serves
the purpose of retaining the original file's security.  If the
file is renamed back to its original account the ACD can be deleted.

Jeff Vance, CSY