Acl message in the tool hard disk OS X.5.6

hello
I X.5.6 Imac 2.2 Ghz and I do a restore of my TimeMachine
former system. Since then, I find messages ACL with the tool hard disk when
I checked the permissions. I have a hundred messages ACL. I thought that these
messages had disappeared from OS X.5.2. I reinstalled the combo update X.5.6
but it made no difference. What do I do? Why are these messages back
Now with this version of the system? Thank you to you.

The link below from Apple Support says the following:
"You can safely ignore these messages. They are accurate but not a cause for concern."
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1448
Doesn't really explain it, but suggests it is not a problem
Bob N.

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