Public bug reported:
grep CONFIG_CIFS_ACL /boot/config-3.2.0-29-generic
# CONFIG_CIFS_ACL is not set
I have just looked up the 12.10 kernels and there this option is set.
As we have numerous LTS workstations for developers and are reworking
our infrastructure we need cifs capable of ACLs. Of course we could
compile our own kernel, but since this is an LTS release I have the
feeling this is not the real option here.
What option - using apt and staying LTS - do people have to get one of
those core features in their kernel?
Is there a reason for leaving out cifs ACLs in LTS ?
** Affects: linux (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Incomplete
** Tags: lts precise
** Description changed:
- grep CONFIG_CIFS_ACL /boot/config-3.2.0-29-generic
+ grep CONFIG_CIFS_ACL /boot/config-3.2.0-29-generic
# CONFIG_CIFS_ACL is not set
I have just looked up the 12.10 kernels and there this option is set.
- As we have numerous LTS workstations for developers and are reworking our
infrastructure we
- need cifs capable of ACLs. Of course we could compile our own kernel, but
since this is an LTS
- release I have the feeling this is not the real option here.
+ As we have numerous LTS workstations for developers and are reworking
+ our infrastructure we need cifs capable of ACLs. Of course we could
+ compile our own kernel, but since this is an LTS release I have the
+ feeling this is not the real option here.
- What option - using apt and staying LTS - do people have to get one of those
core features in
- their kernel?
+ What option - using apt and staying LTS - do people have to get one of
+ those core features in their kernel?
Is there a reason for leaving out cifs ACLs in LTS ?
** Summary changed:
- CONFIG_CIFS_ACL is missing
+ CONFIG_CIFS_ACL is missing in 12.04 LTS kernel (-generic)
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CONFIG_CIFS_ACL is missing in 12.04 LTS kernel (-generic)
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