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pnfsmanager: Create base upload directories without tags and acls
Motivation: Temporary upload directories get the tags and ACLs of the actual target directory (mostly) rather than the inherited tags and ACLs from the base upload directory. Yet we have triggers that needlesly copy the tags and ACLs from the base directory. Modification: When first creating the base upload directories, these are created without ACLs and tags, i.e. without inheriting those from their parent directory. Result: Faster creation of temporary upload directories because we do not have to copy ACLs and tags that will be immediately deleted. The patch will not affect existing base upload directories, as the change only has an effect when initially creating them. Target: trunk Require-notes: yes Require-book: no Request: 2.13 Request: 2.12 Request: 2.11 Request: 2.10 Acked-by: Paul Millar <paul.millar@desy.de> Patch: https://rb.dcache.org/r/8305/ (cherry picked from commit fae7341)
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