Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Les Mikesell wrote:
Steve Grubb wrote:
On Wednesday 29 October 2008 16:53:30 Chris Adams wrote:
Its not a ping issue, its an installation issue. :) I can either
chmod
4755 or capset cap_net_raw=ep during the installation. Upstream is
not
involved in this.
How do these new bits get backed up? I'm still working on getting
SELinux backed up correctly, and now this... <sigh> an admin's job is
never done.
Since they are stored as xattrs, tar and star should do it if you
tell them to get the extended attributes. Also, aide supports looking
for changes in xattrs if you need that, too.
What about cp -a and rsync -a? I expect either of these to give me a
working system.
Read the man page. You need to pass -X or -xattrs to preserve extended
attributes.
Yes, but it is more complicated in the rsync case in the face of
changing APIs and attributes. The remote side is unlikely to match
exactly or I wouldn't be doing this copy, and it might even involve
temporary snapshots parked on a 3rd (also different) system as a backup
or master copy. Does -xattr always mean exactly the same set of extended
attributes on every system, or will I need a matrix of what version of
what OS running what version of what filesystem to be sure I have
matching semantics?
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