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files context : few fixes for merged-usr distro_gentoo #823

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@perfinion , @0xC0ncord any other thoughts, in a Gentoo-specific context?

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0xC0ncord commented Oct 21, 2024

Sorry for the delay.

These changes look good for refpolicy, but I'll have to remember to adjust this for nginx in Gentoo as we are currently shipping a policy for it that is separate from the apache/httpd policy.

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See : SELinuxProject/refpolicy#823

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PPN-SD commented Oct 21, 2024

Sorry for the delay.

These changes look good for refpolicy, but I'll have to remember to adjust this for nginx in Gentoo as we are currently shipping a policy for it that is separate from the apache/httpd policy.

Done, before the memory goes away :-)
gentoo/hardened-refpolicy#4

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Sorry for the delay.

These changes look good for refpolicy, but I'll have to remember to adjust this for nginx in Gentoo as we are currently shipping a policy for it that is separate from the apache/httpd policy.

How different is this? Apache is pretty heavyweight, so a more trim policy for nginx might be upstreamable.

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