Hi List- I saw two threads of discussion on OAFS and SELinux in the -info list way back in 2003, but nothing in here and nothing in either list recently. If I'm off-topic on this subject in this list I apologize. Someone tell me and I'll go to the other list with this question.
I've read that for a networked file system to be fully controllable by an SELinux kernel, it must support extended attributes. Otherwise, I guess that all of the files under the mounted filesystem have the same (default) set of SELinux policies and labels and these cannot be adjusted. Apparently, neither NFS nor CIFS have this as a complete feature set. I haven't found anything, though, addressing this issue with OpenAFS? Can someone here tell me whether OpenAFS supports extended attributes in this regard and if so, should I expect that OpenAFS networked filesystems can be fully controlled by an SELinux kernel? Along the same lines, should I expect any restrictions or limitations from either an OpenAFS perspective or an SELinux perspective on SELinux afs servers and/or SELinux afs clients? Anyone here have that (afs server and client) functionality working with SELinux now? Thanks. -Kevin _______________________________________________ OpenAFS-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openafs.org/mailman/listinfo/openafs-devel
