dump command - does it save extended attributed, ACLs and SELinux settings on ext4 filesystems?
I'd like to use dump(8) for dumping an ext4 filesystem for transport to another system. However, it is not clear from research that I have come across as to whether the dump/restore pair will transfer file extended attributes, Selinux labels, and ACLs.
Anybody know for sure?
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I'd like to use dump(8) for dumping an ext4 filesystem for transport to another system. However, it is not clear from research that I have come across as to whether the dump/restore pair will transfer file extended attributes, Selinux labels, and ACLs.
Anybody know for sure?
ext4 restore dump
Have you, *gasp*, tried it?
– Wouter Verhelst
Jun 20 '16 at 19:54
Seems to work as far as I can tell, had to harass some people to crate an environment for me for testing. Still is this a definitive answer as I don't see much in the man pages about this.
– mdpc
Jun 20 '16 at 21:36
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I'd like to use dump(8) for dumping an ext4 filesystem for transport to another system. However, it is not clear from research that I have come across as to whether the dump/restore pair will transfer file extended attributes, Selinux labels, and ACLs.
Anybody know for sure?
ext4 restore dump
I'd like to use dump(8) for dumping an ext4 filesystem for transport to another system. However, it is not clear from research that I have come across as to whether the dump/restore pair will transfer file extended attributes, Selinux labels, and ACLs.
Anybody know for sure?
ext4 restore dump
ext4 restore dump
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Have you, *gasp*, tried it?
– Wouter Verhelst
Jun 20 '16 at 19:54
Seems to work as far as I can tell, had to harass some people to crate an environment for me for testing. Still is this a definitive answer as I don't see much in the man pages about this.
– mdpc
Jun 20 '16 at 21:36
add a comment |
Have you, *gasp*, tried it?
– Wouter Verhelst
Jun 20 '16 at 19:54
Seems to work as far as I can tell, had to harass some people to crate an environment for me for testing. Still is this a definitive answer as I don't see much in the man pages about this.
– mdpc
Jun 20 '16 at 21:36
Have you, *gasp*, tried it?
– Wouter Verhelst
Jun 20 '16 at 19:54
Have you, *gasp*, tried it?
– Wouter Verhelst
Jun 20 '16 at 19:54
Seems to work as far as I can tell, had to harass some people to crate an environment for me for testing. Still is this a definitive answer as I don't see much in the man pages about this.
– mdpc
Jun 20 '16 at 21:36
Seems to work as far as I can tell, had to harass some people to crate an environment for me for testing. Still is this a definitive answer as I don't see much in the man pages about this.
– mdpc
Jun 20 '16 at 21:36
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The ext2/3/4 dump supports extended attributes (xattr) since 2006 or earlier:
Dump fully supports extended attributes. However, there were some issues
with this support in some versions of dump and/or restore, so I'd
suggest you upgrade to the latest version (0.4b41).
-- Stelian Pop (dump author), 2006-07-05 10:22:11, dump users mailinglist
ACLs and SElinux security contexts are stored as extended attributes.
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The ext2/3/4 dump supports extended attributes (xattr) since 2006 or earlier:
Dump fully supports extended attributes. However, there were some issues
with this support in some versions of dump and/or restore, so I'd
suggest you upgrade to the latest version (0.4b41).
-- Stelian Pop (dump author), 2006-07-05 10:22:11, dump users mailinglist
ACLs and SElinux security contexts are stored as extended attributes.
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The ext2/3/4 dump supports extended attributes (xattr) since 2006 or earlier:
Dump fully supports extended attributes. However, there were some issues
with this support in some versions of dump and/or restore, so I'd
suggest you upgrade to the latest version (0.4b41).
-- Stelian Pop (dump author), 2006-07-05 10:22:11, dump users mailinglist
ACLs and SElinux security contexts are stored as extended attributes.
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The ext2/3/4 dump supports extended attributes (xattr) since 2006 or earlier:
Dump fully supports extended attributes. However, there were some issues
with this support in some versions of dump and/or restore, so I'd
suggest you upgrade to the latest version (0.4b41).
-- Stelian Pop (dump author), 2006-07-05 10:22:11, dump users mailinglist
ACLs and SElinux security contexts are stored as extended attributes.
The ext2/3/4 dump supports extended attributes (xattr) since 2006 or earlier:
Dump fully supports extended attributes. However, there were some issues
with this support in some versions of dump and/or restore, so I'd
suggest you upgrade to the latest version (0.4b41).
-- Stelian Pop (dump author), 2006-07-05 10:22:11, dump users mailinglist
ACLs and SElinux security contexts are stored as extended attributes.
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Have you, *gasp*, tried it?
– Wouter Verhelst
Jun 20 '16 at 19:54
Seems to work as far as I can tell, had to harass some people to crate an environment for me for testing. Still is this a definitive answer as I don't see much in the man pages about this.
– mdpc
Jun 20 '16 at 21:36