updated local_zoneminder type extension file #594
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… CentOS/RHEL 6.x in SElinux ENFORCING mode
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updated local_zoneminder type extension file
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Very nice. Thank you. I'll update the status of selinux README file. |
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updated local_zoneminder type extension file
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Purpose:
In order to support CentOS/RHEL 6.x machines running SElinux in ENFORCING mode, the following type extension file has been updated. Unit tested on Centos and RHEL 6.6 machines.
Steps to reproduce:
semodule -r local_zonemindercheckmodule -M -m -o local_zoneminder.mod local_zoneminder.tesemodule_package -o local_zoneminder.pp -m local_zoneminder.modsemodule -i local_zoneminder.ppAdditional info
I bumped the modules version integer and cleaned up the formatting of the file. I'm a little unclear on proper etiquette when it comes to contributing to open source projects, if I'm at fault for anything please let me know and I do apologize.