SELinux contexts not propagating between GFS nodes

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Hi list,

I'm seeing an occasional issue where an SELinux file context is applied on a cluster node to a file on a GFS1 filesystem, but the old context remains on one (or more) other nodes.

A simple 'restorecon /path/to/file' fixes the context on the "broken" node.

We're running CentOS 5.2 x86_64 with all the latest stable cluster and GFS versions.

Any ideas why this could be happening and/or how to debug it?

Thanks,
Tom

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Tom Lanyon
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NetSpot Pty Ltd

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