Petr Lautrbach
Petr Lautrbach
I wonder which change is the fix for this. Does it mean that `useradd` is not supported by rpm-ostree and we need to switch to systemd-sysusers? Or is the fix...
Currently, there's no such plan. Back in January I was experiencing with a patch which would allow to configure libsemanage so that it would not exec load_policy, setfiles and sefcontext_compile...
The patch is obviously incomplete. Please wait with the review.
Could you please take a look at failing test and explain me what is wrong?
> > The reason for using exec() on these tools is to allow policy admin to specify transitions to domains which are allowed to manage selinux, e.g. useradd doesn't need...
> > I believe this should be already feasible without changing libsemanage. Given that it usually runs in its own image, the image could be built with modified `semanage.conf`. >...
> The reason makes a lot of sense. I wonder though if it would be possible to specify a macro to make the functionality optional. I understand why it would...
Rebased. But if I read https://github.com/containers/selinuxd/pull/83 correctly, it changes just github actions while tests fail also running `make test`. It seems to be related to this PR but I wasn't...
Thanks for the hint. I've fixed `func (smt *SEModuleTestHandler) GetPolicyModule(moduleName string)` so that it doesn't return a module when it's not in the module list. The current version is without...
https://github.com/containers/selinuxd/pull/81