Can't you disable the visibility? I thought that was an option in ext3. Does SELinux prevent this from functioning in some way.

• noah silva

On 17 Jan 2002, Justin Smith wrote:

> When trying to label files with the setfiles utilities, the process
> crashes when they encounter the .journal files. These are user-visible,
> but are not regular files (they are immutable in the sense that even
> root cannot change them in any way). The setfiles utilities issue a
> warning that they cannot write to .journal and quit.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Perhaps there should be some way of exempting the .journal files from
> the labelling process. It is unfortunate that they are visible to users
> (since users cannot actually use them for anything).
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