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Re: Please unblock policycoreutils/1.32-3



On Mon, 5 Mar 2007 03:05:07 -0800, Steve Langasek <vorlon@debian.org>
said:  

> The only change I find in the uploaded package, aside from the
> pruning of the arch metadata (which is welcome, though it makes
> reviewing this particular interdiff painful), is to the changelog.
> Am I overlooking something?

        No, I was.
,----
| policycoreutils (1.32-3) unstable; urgency=high
| 
|  * Remember to run arch_export from the correct checked out working tree,
|    so as to include the patches that you tested in the upload.
|
| -- Manoj Srivastava <srivasta@debian.org>  Wed,  7 Mar 2007 16:27:19 -0600
`----

        Apart from this changelog entry, this upload contains
 everything I stated the -2 version contained. I have actually been
 running the patches in my virtual machines, so the patches work
 fine.

        Sorry about the fake upload. I plead sleep deprivation and a
 recently twisted L5-S1 vertebrae.

        This is a release that prevents running setfiles with no file
 path (the file path is a required argument to setfiles) if no
 writeable SELinux capable filesystems exist on the target
 machine. This came up when someone tried to install SELinux o0n a
 machine with just reiserfs filesystems, and reiserfs does not support
 the xattr functionality SELinux uses for setting security labels on
 filesystem object. The fix is just a check to see if any fileststems
 were found, and issueing a diagnostic  if not; this is just a shell
 if()  conditional.

        This upload also changes diagnostic messages (no valid FS),
 changes an audit2allow error message to not mention "rpm" packages,
 updates a man page, and is wholly low risk.

        This does not impact the debian installer.

        manoj

policycoreutils (1.32-2) unstable; urgency=low

  * Bug fix: "policycoreutils: fixfiles should warn if no suitable fs
    found", thanks to David Härdeman. This was a missing simple check --
    now fixfiles does not attempt to run setfiles on an empty set if it
    did not find a valid directory. Low risk, simple test. (Closes: #397198).
  * Bug fix: "policycoreutils: audit2allow line 135 should refer to debian
    package", thanks to Russell Coker. It now asks the users to install
    the checkpolicy package, not the chckpolicy rpm package. 
                                                           (Closes: #401369).
  * Bug fix: "policycoreutils: patch for semanage.8", thanks to Russell
    Coker. This adds some options that had been missing from the man page.
                                                           (Closes: #406702).
  * Bug fix: "policycoreutils: fixfiles excludes reiserfs", thanks to
    David Härdeman. Actually, it should: Support for atomic inode labeling
    has not been implemented in reiserfs, so there is no SELinux support
    for it.  This is documented in selinux-doc.  Reiser just won't label
    files when they are created making it basically worthless for xattr
    labeling.                                              (Closes: #397196). 

 -- Manoj Srivastava <srivasta@debian.org>  Sun,  4 Mar 2007 00:06:37 -0600

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