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    What is the general task the customer is trying to solve?
    It sounds like these folks need to use some basic non-default proxies
    to control the FAL default directory, and use this in conjunction with
    ACLs to set up a read-only" directory, and a "write-only" directory.
    There is no perceptible difference (as far as the security model is
    concerned) between copying a file into a remote directory via FAL,
    and editing a file (creating it) in a remote directory via FAL.
    (And things get really "interesting" when one tries to mix read and
    write access to a single directory.)
    It is possible to use execute-only access on the parent FAL$SERVER
    directory to reduce the visibility of any files present in the remote
    directory.  (And a set of options=default ACE entries to alter the
    ownership on the files created in the directory can be used to alter
    the accessability of a file, once created, in the remote directory. 
    This can help in the implementation of a "write-only" directory.)
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    There are non-standard extensions on some webservers that implement
    "file uploads to the server".  Making files available for viewing or
    downloading from a webserver is trivial, and this can be combined
    with a "write-only" "submission" FAL directory...
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