Jan Harkes wrote:
   > use 'cfs sa -clear . 0' or 'cfs sa . 0 none' to clear it

$ cfs sa -clear . 0
Usage: cfs setacl [-clear] [-negative] <dir> <id> <rights> [<id> <rights> ....]

$ cfs sa . 0 none
The second syntax worked.  Previously I was using the first syntax
for which the program gave an error.

Thanks for your help.

With regard to the distinction between coda-id and coda-uid,
in which Jan Harkes wrote:
 > A coda-id is the username, a coda-uid is the user id.
Perhaps if I succeed in installing coda I will be qualified to
become a corporate lawyer. :-)

Alan Scheinine  scheinin_at_crs4.it