Bug 213714

On 11.0-RELEASE-p1, getcwd(3) returns EACCES under the following conditions:

* Current directory is under a ZFS filesystem (seems to also affect other filesystems mounted under ZFS root).
* The ZFS dataset's "normalization" property is not "none" (can be any of formC/formD/formKC/formKD).
* Any parent directory in the path does not have read permission for the user.

Whereas on 10.3 (I have tested 10.3-RELEASE-p5 and earlier) it would succeed and populate the correct full path.

For example:

# zfs create -o normalization=formD z/test1
# mkdir -m711 /test1/foo
# mkdir /test1/foo/bar
# chown nobody /test1/foo/bar
# cd /test1/foo/bar
# su -m nobody
% /bin/pwd
pwd: .: Permission denied

The problem does not occur if normoalization is none:

# zfs create -o normalization=none z/test2
# mkdir -m711 /test2/foo
# mkdir /test2/foo/bar
# chown nobody /test2/foo/bar
# cd /test2/foo/bar
# su -m nobody
% /bin/pwd
/test2/foo/bar

It seems that zfs_acl_next_ace() for the parent dir returns an access_mask of 0x1200af when normalization is none, and 0x1200a8 otherwise, all else being equal.