Hi,
Can anyone please let me know if aufs supports POSIX ACLs (i.e., run
the command "setfacl" to set ACL for file/directory)? If the answer is
yes, then which version of aufs supports it?
Based on my test, it seems aufs on Ubuntu 14.04 does not support POSIX
ACLs.
Thanks,
Hi,
I am having issues applying the aufs patch on top of the linux-stable
kernel. I'm targeting 4.4 (which I know isn't officially supported by
aufs anymore), 4.9 and 4.14 on their latest versions (currently
4.4.143, 4.9.114 and 4.14.57) and I use the tip of each corresponding
branch on
Hello Jerome,
Jerome Tamba:
> 1. linux-4.14.y:
:::
> 2. linux-4.9.y: this happens from v4.9.94 onward. For reference:
:::
> 3. For linux-4.4.y, but I suspect this might not be as important since
:::
Thank you very much for your good analysis and report.
It is really
Hello Qian,
Qian Zhang:
> Can anyone please let me know if aufs supports POSIX ACLs (i.e., run the
> command "setfacl" to set ACL for file/directory)? If the answer is yes,
> then which version of aufs supports it?
It is supported since the version aufs3.9 20141208.
9f0b20e 2014-12-07 aufs3.9
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Qian Zhang:
> And can you please let me know how to know the version of the aufs that I
> have installed on my Ubuntu 14.04 machine? I can see "nodev aufs"
> in /proc/filesystems, but I am not sure the version of it.
The basic way is the version string printed at loading aufs module.
But, in
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Qian Zhang:
> I see there is a field "version:3.13-20140303", this should be the
> version of the installed aufs, right?
Probably you are right.
But I am not sure whether ubuntu people changed the aufs source files
with the version string unchanged.
If it is really 20140303, then it means
