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Ben Maynard wrote: |
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>Hi Chris |
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>If I recall correctly reiserfs isn't support since it doesn't support |
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>extended attributes or the namespace extensions that selinux requires. |
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>It has been a few months since I dealt with SELinux though so there may |
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>be patches available now. |
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>HTH |
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>Ben |
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Thanks Ben, |
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The kernel shows reiserfs as having some extended attribute support, but |
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I wasn't sure if it was everything that SELinux needed. |
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<*> Reiserfs support |
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[*] ReiserFS extended attributes |
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[*] ReiserFS POSIX Access Control Lists |
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[*] ReiserFS Security Labels |
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CONFIG_REISERFS_FS_SECURITY: |
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Security labels support alternative access control models |
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implemented by security modules like SELinux. This option |
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enables an extended attribute handler for file security |
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labels in the ReiserFS filesystem. |
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I guess I'll stick have to research more or go ext3. |
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Cheers, |
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Chris |
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