On Jun 26, 2008, at 5:06 PM, Nick Gray wrote:
On Jun 26, 2008, at 3:03 PM, Vikram Ambrose wrote:
Nick Gray wrote:
All,
I would like to speak to anyone who has worked on, has experience
with, or just has a general interest in system/database backups on
SELinux.
What do you mean exactly?
a) Backing up the SELinux policy store on the system?
b) Backing up a system that runs SELinux?
c) Backing up a database running in an SELinux environment?
d) Storing system backups on an SELinux enabled filesystem?
Yes :-)
Primarily 2 & 3, but certainly not to exclude 1 & 4. I am interested
in a encompassing DRP. The prior system could do something akin to
an LVM snapshot and produce a bootable copy. I would like to know if
there has been any experimentation with SELinux along those lines.
Once that has been accomplished, I would move on to database backups
and incrementals.
I searched my mail folder going back to about 2003 and found very
little said about it.
I have been assigned this by the company I am working for and
would like to get a little insight into what has been done so far,
methods and issues encountered.
Nick G.
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