fs/crypt ioctl and attr

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Hello,

 As I understand the usage of

    EXT4_IOC_SET(GET)_ENCRYPTION_POLICY

 and as the policy is set per inode and stored as an attribute,
 any reason that - it should be a selinux attribute in specific ?
 and setfattr / getfattr wasn't used instead of the above ioctl ?

 IMO, if its attribute its better to have it read/writable
 using the generic tools such as set(get)fattr. ?

Thanks, Anand



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