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Wait, maybe I misunderstood, are you saying that your current system |
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partitions are ext2 with xattrs and you are unable to mount another ext2 |
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partition without xattr? |
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Joshua |
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nixnut wrote: |
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> Thanks for the reply, |
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> Joshua Brindle wrote: |
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>> either |
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>> 1) add ext2 xattr support to your kernel, yes i know the filesystem |
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>> isn't labeled but selinux thinks it has support and your kernel |
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>> clearly doesn't |
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> My kernel certainly has xattr support, otherwise the SELinux kernel |
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> would not even boot and initialise the system properly. It's just not |
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> willing to mount partitions without xattr support. |
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>> or 2) change the fs_use file in your policy, comment out the ext2 |
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>> line and recompile |
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> fs_use... Ok, I understand. Thanks. |
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> So option 2 is the solution. Hmm, but that means that for all ext2 |
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> partitions the extended attributes are disregarded. That's not quite |
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> what I want either. Bugger, I'll have to do some datajuggling with |
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> partitions to get around this in a nice way. You're sure there is no |
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> way to specify per partition when xattr's should be used or not? |
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> regards, |
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> nixnut |
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