NAS-130413 / 24.10 / Fix get inherited ACL when top-level ds has ACL #14133
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It's technically possible that a user creates a zpool with the top level dataset configured with NFSv4 acltype and then modifies it via shell-based utilities outside of our API. In this case we need to allow skipping ACL path validation that prevents using the top-level dataset of a pool while calculating what our inherited ACL should be for a newly-created dataset.
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It's technically possible that a user creates a zpool with the top level dataset configured with NFSv4 acltype and then modifies it via shell-based utilities outside of our API. In this case we need to allow skipping ACL path validation that prevents using the top-level dataset of a pool while calculating what our inherited ACL should be for a newly-created dataset.