[rhelv6-list] selinux (not quite) disabled?

Thu Dec 2 21:43:03 UTC 2010

Don't worry about it? :)

Rob Marti
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So, how do I make it go away?  :)

Kevin

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Collins, Kevin [BEELINE] (KCollins at chevron.com) said:
> In testing RHEL6, I have noted that some directories show a "." (dot)
at
> the end:

It means the files/directories have a SELinux security label stored
in an extended attribute - the attributes remain present on the
filesystem
even if SELinux is disabled.

Bill

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Really it's any extended attribute - ACL's included (if I remember
right).

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