This is the command rsbac_write that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
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.
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