I'm just trying to understand what happens when you apply a new ACL entry (specifying only a single permission) to a directory or file through the terminal.
For example if I were to run this to allow write access for all users in the developers
group for all the found files and directories in the current directory:
sudo find . -exec chmod +a "developers allow write"
Would that then use a set of defaults to determine whether the user is able to say list the files in a directory, or would it fall back to checking against the traditional POSIX execute permission?