Re: IMA on remote file systems

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On Wed, Sep 18, 2019 at 6:53 PM James Bottomley
<James.Bottomley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Mutability for integrity checked executables/data is problematic.  With
> IMA you have to update the file and the xattr and make sure nothing
> touches it before you've completed all the updates otherwise you get an
> integrity check failure.  This can work if your mutation is simply a
> distro update, but it's really hard to do if the file is constantly
> undergoing mutation because the window where the integrity check fails
> is huge ... thus it depends on your use case for mutability.

Right, but try those patches I posted. They mostly address this, even
android mmap'd databases seem to stay pretty well up to date and the
performance is not entirely destroyed either if tuned a bit.


--
Janne



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