[Klug-general] Will this revolutionise the linux vs windows war?

[Karl Lattimer]

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> I never said there were not going be problems, NTFS does have exectute
> (X) settings in the access control list and you could map suid to one
> of the other flaggs (probably P or F) I guess.
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Obviously you know way more about NTFS than me, personally I prefer  
file systems which keep THEMSELVES contiguous ;)

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>> You any good at C? Could be an interesting extension to NTFSv3
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> I said Theory does not se linux do somthing like this already.
> (Meaning I don't have the time)

SELinux is prohibitive on top of the standard unix perms, more than  
anything else, although it does allow for permission inheritance  
(which is very very very nice on webservers)

also SELinux AFAIK can't operate on any windows file system FAT or  
NTFS, there is a reason for this but can't remember what it is. I  
think NTFS is related to the deficiencies in the linux driver more  
than anything else. Either way its a little off topic, I'm putting my  
money on the topologilinux method as it has been tried and tested in  
the past and is fully functional.

K,