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This patch add a filtering mechanism with callbacks: several filters can be used (with logical "and" between each filters). This patch enable to retrieve and filter files with "security.selinux" xattr. e.g: $ lester -A fslist -a show_ctx -a format=lustre -a newer=/bin/chmod \ -a context=".*nfs_t.*" -agenhit=/tmp/hit -o /dev/null <dev> $ cat /tmp/hit 1647343596|1647343604|1647343596|0|0|100644|0|8908546|0:e2|\ unconfined_u:object_r:nfs_t:s0|/ROOT/test Signed-off-by: Etienne AUJAMES <eaujames@ddn.com>
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Hello,
Recently at the CEA we needed to find all file matching "unlabeled_t" selinux label on several filesystems. Those file had not been properly labeled due to incompatible selinux configurations on the clients.
"find -context" was to slow for us, so I have modified lester to find those files.
Here the patch that we used.