[GitHub] [mina-sshd] tomaswolf commented on issue #282: The code for restricting Windows host key file ACLs can result in empty permissions

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tomaswolf commented on issue #282:
URL: https://github.com/apache/mina-sshd/issues/282#issuecomment-1341351838

   The intent was to get the logically same behavior as in Linux: only the owner should have read (and especially write) access.
   
   The failing Win 10 output is a surprise. Surely the safest way to resolve these problems would be to just remove that ACL code again. Apparently these ACLs behave much more strangely than I imagined. (I also didn't encounter this in my testing.) Or perhaps the code should explicitly add an allow entry for the owner if there was none.
   
   The Windows Server example is also surprising. I would not have expected Windows to assign a group there. But I guess one could say that this behavior at least is expected.
   
   You seem to be in a much better position than me to fix this. (At least you seem to have access to different Windows versions and setups.) If you could provide a PR that would be great.


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