Include partition_for_dev_shm in CIS RHEL7 and RHEL9 #10239
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The partition_for_dev_shm rule satisfy CIS requirements for RHEL7 and RHEL9. CIS RHEL8 v2.0.0 does not include this specific requirement but has other requirements related to mount point options.
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Description:
The
partition_for_dev_shmrule satisfy CIS requirements for RHEL7 and RHEL9.CIS RHEL8 v2.0.0 does not include this specific requirement but has other requirements related to mount point options.
Rationale:
Better CIS coverage for RHEL7 and RHEL9.