selinux and NFS?

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Subject: selinux and NFS?
From: Dave Alden <alden@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 10:53:32 -0500
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Hi,
  I'm wondering how selinux is going to interact with non-FC2 machines?  My
mail server and "home" server are both running RedHat 8.0 for now and this
summer I'm planning on taking them to RHEL 3.  My users login to 3 different
systems (Mac OS X, Solaris and RedHat/Fedora linux) and get the same home
directory.  Am I going to have to disable selinux?
...thnx,
...dave

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