Comments | pandawife_a: SELinux Makefile: Why I Don't Like It (amongst other things)

pandawife_a

SELinux Makefile: Why I Don't Like It (amongst other things)

Mar 27, 2009 18:34

The SELinux Makefile, included with all developer's packages, is what you're supposed to use to compile an SELinux module you write. The first reason I don't like it is this: it's not the compiler. checkmodule is the compiler, but that can't be used straight on a module because of macros and stuff that the Makefile is suppsoed to take care of ( ( Read more... )

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pandawife_s March 28 2009, 00:03:09 UTC

Isn't that the same directory, where is a stand-in for your type of SELinx, which is devel? Mur?

pandawife_a March 29 2009, 02:55:16 UTC

Nope! Or rather, it would be if devel were a policy type. As it is, policy types are strict or targeted, I believe. I have targeted, so the derived directory is /usr/share/selinux/targeted/include.

pandawife_s March 29 2009, 13:49:21 UTC

Got it. Fail pandas!

pandawife_a March 29 2009, 18:35:25 UTC

I rather think so. Also, your journal is blank?