GFSN5018E

h_digit0

Explanation
 The z/OS NFS Client, or the z/OS NFS Server, called
the NFS to z/OS UNIX ACL conversion function. z/OS UNIX does not support
all NFS Allow execute permission values. To accommodate this, execute
permission requires specific (h_digit0) NFS Allow ACL entry
mask (permission) values. Otherwise, the NFS Allow ACL entry can not
be supported. The function encountered an NFS Allow ACL entry in which
the required mask (permission) bits were not all specified. The ACLs
cannot be converted and the request is terminated.
 If this
message occurs on the z/OS NFS Server, it means that a remote NFS
Client is attempting to set ACL entries with an unsupported combination
of NFS Allow ACL execute mask (permission) bits. This is not supported
by z/OS NFS.
 If this message occurs on the z/OS NFS Client,
it means that the z/OS NFS Client is attempting to manage ACLs for
a remote NFS Server and the remote NFS ACL contains entries with an
unsupported combination of NFS Allow ACL execute mask (permission)
bits. This is not supported by z/OS NFS.
 In the message text:
(primarily intended for IBM support personnel use) h_digit0
The hexadecimal value of the required NFS Allow ACL entry execute
mask field bits.
d_digit
The 0-origin index of the NFS ACL entry containing the error.
h_digit1
The hexadecimal value of the NFS ACL who type.  (1-owner, 2-user,
3-owner group, 4-user group, 8-everyone)
h_digit2
The hexadecimal value of the user, or group, id.
h_digit3
The hexadecimal value of the NFS ACL type field (see RFC3530).
h_digit4
The hexadecimal value of the NFS ACL flag field (see RFC3530).
h_digit5
The hexadecimal value of the NFS ACL mask field (see RFC3530).

System action
 The request fails and normal processing continues.

Operator response
 None.

System programmer response
 None.

Programmer response
 Check the remote system NFS ACL entries
and update them to comply with the z/OS NFS ACL management restrictions.
See Displaying and modifying remote file system access control lists for more information.