Hi all, I need advice on the best strategy on how to manage hierarchical permissions without having to give up on acquisition. Here is my situation (quite standard, I guess): I have a top folder with a top ACL and a set of standard files (global.css, index_html, standard_html_*, breadcrumb_nav). I then have a subfolder with its own ACL. It could be nice I could acquire the standard files from the top folder without having to mantain multiple copies in the subfolder in order to avoid access errors. Currently I keep multiple copies of the standard files, but this is particularly annoying for the breadcrumb, as it must contain quite a lot of <dtml-try> in order to test the various PARENTS conditions, depending both on the role of the user and on the folder where breadcrumb lives in. I am sure I am doing something wrong !!! Any pointer would be appreciated, TIA, --peppo