ACL question

In the default acl file is the following:

version 3.0;

acl "default";

authenticate (user, group) {

prompt = "iPlanet Web Server";

};

allow (read, list, execute,info) user = "anyone";

allow (write, delete) user = "all";

acl "es-internal";

allow (read, list, execute,info) user = "anyone";

deny (write, delete) user = "anyone";

Under the default section, what is the difference between "user=anyone" and "user=all"?

[487 byte] By [pand0ra] at [2007-11-26 10:27:08]
# 1
In ACLs, anyone means anyone and all mean all users who authenticated. The default ACL allows anyone to read resources, but only known users who have authenticated (i.e. provided the correct username and password) to write resources.
elving at 2007-7-7 2:31:17 > top of Java-index,Web & Directory Servers,Web Servers...