👉 ACLListWrapper.conf is a configuration file in Python, designed to create ACL (Access Control List) entries for various devices. Detailed definition: This config allows setting permissions on individual devices by specifying their unique device ID. For instance, `acllist_wrapper.conf` might look something like this: ``` # acllist wrapper conf # acl list: # 2: user-1234567890 # 3: user-abcde123 # permission: # 2: read-write # 3: write-only # device ID # 1: device-id-0123456789 # description # 3: acl list entry for user-1234567890 # usage # This is a sample ACL entry. # execute # Usage: # python -m acllist_wrapper ``` In this configuration, `acllist_wrapper.conf` sets permissions on two devices with IDs `2` and `3`, respectively. Permissions are specified as 'read-write' or 'write-only', along with device IDs to be accessible by these permissions. Each permission can have a different description. The `description` field provides an overview of what each permission does. The `device ID` field specifies which specific devices this ACL entry applies to, for example, if you use the `read-write` permission on all `user-1234567890` devices, then it would be applied to both groups. The `usage` and `execute` fields provide ways in which the device can be used or executed.
