Jeg ved ikke hvornår præcist det kom. Måske først med 6.5. Men I hælpen til 6.5 står følgende:
http://www-12.lotus.com/ldd/doc/domino_notes/6.5/help65_client.nsf/f4b82fbb75e942a6852566ac0037f284/2d47484c8117e68685256d9b0059b566?OpenDocumentIf you replicate a database locally, the database ACL recognizes your access as it is known to the server. This happens automatically for local replication, regardless of whether "Enforce a consistent access control list" is enabled.
It should be noted that local replicas with "Enforce a consistent access control list" enabled attempt to honor the information in the ACL and determine who can do what accordingly. However, they have some limitations. One limitation is that group information is generated on the server, not at the local replica. When a database is replicated locally, information about the group membership of the person doing the replication is stored in the database for use in ACL checking. If a person/identity other than the one doing the replication accesses the local replica, there will be no group membership information available for that person, and the ACL can use only the person's identity, not group membership, to check access.