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Remove reference to ACLs #8252

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Expand Up @@ -387,5 +387,3 @@ They have the following policies granted to them:
## Pluggable Authentication and Authorization

Authorization and authentication is pluggable in lakeFS. If lakeFS is attached to a [remote authentication server](remote-authenticator.html) (or you are using lakeFS Cloud) then the [role-based access control](rbac.html) user interface can be used. If you are using RBAC with your self-managed lakeFS then the lakeFS configuration element `auth.ui_config.rbac` should be set to `external`. An enterprise (paid) solution of lakeFS should set `auth.ui_config.rbac` as `internal`.

If you are using self-managed lakeFS and do not have a [remote authentication server](remote-authenticator.html) then you should set `auth.ui_config.rbac` to `simplified` and refer to the [access control list](access-control-lists.html) documentation instead.
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