With my mysql data in the non-default location ~/Databases/mysql, each time 
that macOS is updated, permissions seem to get set back to their defaults for 
various user folders, so that I need to fix them with:

        chmod +a "_mysql allow search" /Volumes/MacHd/Users/me
        chmod +a "_mysql allow search" /Volumes/MacHd/Users/me/Databases
        chmod +a "_mysql allow search" /Volumes/MacHd/Users/me/Databases/mysql

After just updating to macOS Ventura 13.3, however, when I try the first of 
those chmod's, I get mysterious error message:

chmod: The specified file '/Volumes/MacHD/Users/me' does not 
   have an ACL in canonical order, please specify a position with +a# 

What does this mean and what should I do to correct this?

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