SPEC: Update SELinux file context of ipa-otpd #414
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The ipa-otpd binary was moved but SELinux was not updated. This is a workaround for developers who develop on platforms with older SELinux policy.
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@lslebodn CI complains that your changes produce an invalid specfile. Can you please fix this. A better question, is there a demand to have this workaround in the spec file? |
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On (10/03/17 00:28), Martin Babinsky wrote:
@lslebodn CI complains that your changes produce an invalid specfile. Can you please fix this. A better question, is there a demand to have this workaround in the spec file?
It could be fixed; but there are more SELinux bugs now.
So it does not worth IMHO.
Feel free to close.
LS
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I agree with closing this, we will need more substantial policy update |
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The ipa-otpd binary was moved but SELinux was not updated.
This is a workaround for developers who develop on platforms
with older SELinux policy.