Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 2211

Restricting Access to a File Type
282 Getting Results with Novell Web Services
This means that the server ignores any ACLs for other URIs, directories,
or files under the URI you specified above.
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Click Submit > Save and Apply.
The entry in the GENERATED.HTTPS-serverid.ACL file for this example
looks like this:
acl "uri=/my_directory";
allow absolute (read,execute,list,info)
user = "anyone";
allow absolute (all)
user = "me";
This example controls write and delete access to all files with the extension
.CGI. You might use this example if you only want specific users to create
programs that run on your server. In this example, anyone can run the
programs, but only users in the Programmers group can create or delete them.
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From the Web Manager home page, click Enterprise Web Server
servername > Server Preferences > Restrict Access.
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In the section called Pick a Resource, click Wildcard.
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In the prompt that appears, type *.CGI > click OK.
This wildcard pattern matches any request that contains a file or directory
with the .CGI extension.
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Click Edit Access Control.
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Click New Line to create the first rule that will allow all users read access.
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Click Deny.
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In the bottom form that appears, select Allow > click Update.
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Click All > uncheck the Write and Delete access rights.
This means users can't add or remove files or directories with the .CGI
extension.
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Click Update.
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Click New Line to create a rule that allows write and delete access to the
Programmers group.
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Select Allow for the second rule.