[Samba] samba & acl & xfs

[Ken McCord]

tony wrote:
> Hi, folks
> 
> thank you for your advice, but I'm sorry to report that adding -lattr
> did not really help in spite of attr-dev being installed...
> Now, maybe it would helo, if I knew WHERE exactly configure is looking
> for WHICH files. Where is acl.h supposed to be for example and what
> other files need to be present? Or is there a specia XFSed version of
> attr-devel?
> I've tried compiling samba-2.2.4 today with the same effect as
> before...
> 
> 
> p.s. at Martin.Pienert>> Hey Martin, meinen Glückwunsch, dass Du's
> p.s. at Martin.Pienert>> gepackt hast, bei mir funzt es irgendwie also
> p.s. at Martin.Pienert>> noch immer nicht...  :-(
> 
> 
>>Hi,
>>
>>I had the same problem.
>>I solved this (XFS+ACL+Samba) problem.
>>
>>I add -lattr into configure script.
>>Find all "LIBS= -lacl" and replace "LIBS= -lacl $LIBS" by "LIBS= -lacl
>>-lattr $LIBS"
>>
>>After adding configure writes:
>>checking for ACL support... yes
>>Using Posix ACLs.
>>
>>I don't know why -lattr was removed from configure script. :o(
>>
>>David
> 
> 
>>>Hi all, again.
>>>
>>>I am trying to set up samba with acl-support on a debian woody (final) box.
>>>The kernel has got XFS-support and getfacl and setfacl are working fine since
>>>I have built the acl-debian packages from SGI's acl-sources. Also attr-dev, acl-dev
>>>and the appropriate kernel-headers are installed. The acl.h can be found in /usr/include
>>>But all my efforts trying to implement xfs are honored by samba with the well known conf
>>>messages:
>>> checking for _acl... no
>>> checking for __acl... no
>>> checking for _facl... no
>>> checking for __facl... no
>>> [..]
>>> checking whether to support ACLs... checking for acl_get_file in -lacl... no
>>> checking for ACL support... no
>>>
>>>I did ldconfig after installing attr-dev and removed config.cache, nothing helped!
>>>so, what is wrong here? what am I missing?
>>>
>>>thx in advance,
>>>tony.n
>>
> 

Hmmm...we run this combination with no problems (Debian 3.0, Samba 2.2.4 
and SGI's xfs 1.1).  I'll poke around and see what I come up with.

Ken McCord