docs: record NetWare object ID trustee GUID mode
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@@ -581,12 +581,17 @@ NetWare/NSS xattr and trustee metadata baseline:
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allow/deny/clear model. The current mars-nwe `netware.metadata` trustee
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rights encoding uses the NSS/NCP bit assignments, so the rights masks are
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layout-compatible with Novell/OES readers.
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- Open directory-identity follow-up: `netware.metadata` trustee entries carry
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GUID-style NSS/eDirectory authorizer identifiers. mars-nwe currently maps the
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bindery object ID into the GUID field for local roundtrips and NCP readback; a
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real OES/NSS server might not resolve that identifier to the same object. Keep
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this as a Directory/eDirectory/NDS mapping task rather than changing the
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trustee rights patch.
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- Trustee identity compatibility mode: for the NetWare 3.x/4.x target, keep the
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classic 32-bit bindery/NDS object ID as the authoritative trustee identity and
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embed it deterministically in the NSS `GUID_t` `timeLow` field with the rest of
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the GUID zeroed. This preserves the classic NCP/SYSCON/FILER/GRANT/REVOKE
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object-ID model while using the NSS `netware.metadata` binary layout. Do not
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treat these values as real OES/eDirectory authorizer GUIDs.
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- Open directory-identity follow-up: real OES/NSS trustee entries carry
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GUID-style NSS/eDirectory authorizer identifiers. A real OES/NSS server might
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not resolve mars-nwe's embedded bindery object ID to the same object. Keep
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real eDirectory/NDS/AuthID GUID mapping as a later Directory task rather than
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changing the NetWare 3.x/4.x trustee rights patch.
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- Inheritance model to preserve: only entries marked inherit-down propagate;
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child inherited rights are filtered by `inheritedRightsMask` and
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`zVALID_TRUSTEE_RIGHTS`; supervisor is preserved in the mask and expands to all
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TODO.md
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TODO.md
@@ -2159,6 +2159,12 @@ Implementation tasks:
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- Add NSS-compatible trustee constants and helpers for effective rights:
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R/W/C/E/A/F/M/S, salvage/secure bits, inherited-rights-mask filtering,
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inherit-down propagation and supervisor expansion.
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- NetWare 3.x/4.x trustee identity mode: continue to use the classic 32-bit
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bindery/NDS object ID for trustee identity and embed that value in
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`netware.metadata` trustee `GUID_t.timeLow` with the remaining GUID fields
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zeroed. This is the mars-nwe compatibility mapping for classic NCP clients;
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full OES/NSS eDirectory/AuthID GUID mapping is a later Directory/eDirectory
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task, not a blocker for the current trustee rights backend.
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- Make the baseline positive trustee rights plus inherited rights mask. Negative
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ACL/deny/clear/one-level behavior from `trustees-3.0` is not part of the first
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NetWare/NSS compatibility layer.
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