IT WORKS ON REISERFS!!!
Why did you not tell me before ... :-)
I will now invest my brain cycles on making the utils compile under Suse 7.x
Thanks and regards
Harald
PS here my patch :-)
relabel: $(FILECONTEXTS) setfiles
./setfiles $(FILECONTEXTS) `mount | awk '/ext2/{print $$3}'`
+ ./setfiles $(FILECONTEXTS) `mount | awk '/reiserfs/{print $$3}'`
touch relabel
install: relabel
>
>On Mon, 19 Nov 2001, Harald von Fellenberg - Sun Switzerland Zurich -
Technology Strategy Office wrote:
>
>> This said, I would like to re-raise the importance of non-ext2 file system
>> support, notably ReiserFS. It has been pointed out before, by Stephen
Smalley,
>> that this should in principle be easy to integrate (the per-node sec context
>> needs to be stored in a file rather than in an unused field of the on-disk
inode
>> structure). However, I am not aware of anyone tackling this implementation.
>
>Only the original SELinux prototype was limited to the ext2 filesystem,
>due to the use of a spare field in the on-disk ext2 inode to store the
>persistent security identifier (PSID). When we transitioned to LSM, we
>extended the persistent label mapping to maintain the inode-to-PSID
>mapping as a regular file because LSM does not provide filesystem-specific
>hooks. Hence, the LSM-based SELinux prototype should be able to use
>ReiserFS, although we haven't tried it.
>
>--
>Stephen D. Smalley, NAI Labs
>ssmalley@nai.com
>
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