- Fix load_file Makefile to use SBINDIR rather then real OS.
- Fix man pages in setfiles and restorecon to reflect what happens when you relabel the entire OS.
* genhomedircon: manual page improvements
* setfiles/restorecon minor improvements
* run_init: If open_init_pty is not available then just use exec
* newrole: do not drop capabilities when newrole is run as
* restorecon: only update type by default
* scripts: Don't syslog setfiles changes on a fixfiles restore
* setfiles: do not syslog if no changes
* Disable user restorecond by default
* Make restorecon return 0 when a file has changed context
* setfiles: Fix process_glob error handling
* semanage: allow enable/disable under -m
* add .tx to gitignore
* translations: commit translations from Fedora community
* po: silence build process
* gui: Checking in policy to support polgengui and sepolgen.
* gui: polgen: search for systemd subpackage when generating policy
* gui: for exploring booleans
* gui: system-config-selinux gui
* Add Makefiles to support new gui code
* gui: remove lockdown wizard
* return equivalency records in fcontext customized
* semanage: option to not load new policy into kernel after
* sandbox: manpage update to describe standard types
* setsebool: -N should not reload policy on changes
* semodule: Add -N qualifier to no reload kernel policy
* gui: polgen: sort selinux types of user controls
* gui: polgen: follow symlinks and get the real path to
* gui: Fix missing error function
* setfiles: return errors when bad paths are given
* fixfiles: tell restorecon to ignore missing paths
* setsebool: error when setting multiple options
* semanage: use boolean subs.
* sandbox: Make sure Xephyr never listens on tcp ports
* sepolgen: return and output constraint violation information
* semanage: skip comments while reading external configuration files
* restorecond: relabel all mount runtime files in the restorecond example
* genhomedircon: dynamically create genhomedircon
* Allow returning of bastard matches
* sepolgen: return and output constraint violation information
* audit2allow: one role/type pair per line
- policycoreutils
* restorecond: wrong options should exit with non-zero error code
* restorecond: Add -h option to get usage command
* resorecond: user: fix fd leak
* mcstrans: add -f to run in foreground
* semanage: fix man page range and level defaults
* semanage: bash completion for modules should include -a,-m, -d
* semanage: manpage update for -e
* semanage: dontaudit off should work
* semanage: locallist option does not take an argument
* sepolgen: Make use of setools optional within sepolgen
- sepolgen
* Make use of setools optional within sepolgen
* We need to support files that have a + in them
- policycoreutils
* sandbox: do not propogate inside mounts outside
* sandbox: Removing sandbox init script, should no longer be necessary
* restorecond: Stop using deprecated interfaces for g_io
* semanage: proper auditting of user changes for LSPP
* semanage: audit message to show what record(s) and item(s) have chaged
* scripts: Update Makefiles to handle /usrmove
* mcstrans: Version should have been bumped on last check in
* seunshare: Only drop caps not the Bounding Set from seunshare
* Add bash-completion scripts for setsebool and semanage
* newrole: Use correct capng calls in newrole
* Fix infinite loop with inotify on 2.6.31 kernels
* fix ftbfs with hardening flags
* Only run setfiles if we found read-write filesystems to run it on
* update .po files
* remove empty po files
* do not fail to install if unable to make load_policy lnk file
This patch is needed for the /usr-move feature
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/UsrMove
This package requires now 'filesystem' >= 3, which is only installable
on a system which has /bin, /sbin, /lib, /lib64 as symlinks to /usr and
not regular directories. The 'filesystem' package acts as a guard, to
prevent *this* package to be installed on old unconverted systems.
New installations will have the 'filesystem' >=3 layout right away, old
installations need to be converted with anaconda or dracut first; only
after that, the 'filesystem' package, and also *this* package can be
installed.
Packages *should* not install files in /bin, /sbin, /lib, /lib64, but
only in the corresponding directories in /usr. Packages *must* not
install conflicting files with the same names in the corresponding
directories in / and /usr. Especially compatibilty symlinks must not be
installed.
Feel free to modify any of the changes to the spec file, but keep the
above in mind.
rhatdan
Harald Hoyer