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Subject:	getfacl output
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Date:	Mon, 23 Jul 2018 10:43:40 -0400
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This is obviously very minor, but I bumped into it because of a failing 
emacs test.

Cygwin's getfacl prints only one colon after "mask" and "other", but 
Linux's prints two.  I'm sure this was done for a reason, but I'm 
wondering if it would be better to follow Linux.  I'll be glad to submit 
a patch.

Ken

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