David,
Sorry for the delay.
The current release of GFS (in RHEL3 and RHEL4) does not support SELinux
extended attributes.
The code for GFS(1) in cvs HEAD does have support of SELinux. I added
this code recently. This should make its way into our released version
of GFS in the near future.
GFS2, which is currently in development and being pushed upstream, also
has SELinux extended attribute support.
So to answer your questions... No, our current release does not support
SELinux. Yes, we do plan to support it and the code is in-place.
Note that anyone who wanted to try using GFS/GFS2 with SELinux
attributes may need to make relevant changes to the policy. With that
said, I do know for certain that the Rawhide packages do have a policy
that define gfs and gfs2 as supported filesystems.
Ryan
David Caplan wrote:
>
Does the current release of GFS support extended security attributes for
use with SELinux? If not, are there any plans for support?
Thanks,
David
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