Expand to one rule to match
ab
and one rule to
match
cd
.
{ab,cd}
Example: a rule that matches
/{usr,www}/pages/**
to grant access to
Web pages in both
/usr/pages
and
/www/
pages
.
4.8 File Permission Access Modes
File permission access modes consist of combinations of the following nine modes:
Read mode
r
Write mode
w
Discrete profile execute mode
px
Discrete profile execute mode—clean exec
Px
Unconstrained execute mode
ux
Unconstrained execute mode—clean exec
Ux
Inherit execute mode
ix
Allow
PROT_EXEC
with
mmap(2)
calls
m
Link mode
l
Read Mode (r)
Allows the program to have read access to the resource. Read access is required
for shell scripts and other interpreted content and determines if an executing process
can core dump or be attached to with
ptrace(2)
(
ptrace(2)
is used by utilities
such as
strace(1)
,
ltrace(1)
, and
gdb(1)
).
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