xenial (1) rsbac_write.1.gz

Provided by: rsbac-admin_1.4.0-repack-0ubuntu5_amd64 bug

NAME

       rsbac_write - request the modified data structures to be written to disk

SYNOPSIS

       rsbac_write

DESCRIPTION

        RSBAC  has two locations of ACI (Access Control information): on disks and in the computer's RAM. During
       system boot RSBAC ACI is read from disk and placed into appropriate data  structures  in  kernel  memory.
       When  you  change some attributes, you really made changes in RAM storage. RSBAC syncs modified data from
       RAM to disk every few seconds (2 secs by default, see kernel config). So, you can loose your  changes  on
       some unexpected system damage.

       Use  rsbac_write,  if  you  want  to write the changed RSBAC attributes to disk immediately, or to get it
       written at all, if you disabled automatic writing in kernel config. Please note that the data  will  also
       be written when the respective filesystem gets umounted.

AUTHOR

       Amon Ott <ao@rsbac.org>.