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From: Ivan Gyurdiev <ivg2@cornell.edu>
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Subject: Re: [ SEMANAGE 4 ] Order-preserving file dbase
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Ivan Gyurdiev wrote:
> This patch restores the doubly-linked list that I got rid of earlier, 
> and uses it to implement order-preserving flush() operation. The 
> records are printed out in the order in which they're read in. 
> Additions go at the end of the file, and queries are executed starting 
> at the end of the file, and progressing up. This gets us closer to 
> solving The Port Problem.
Is the policydb order preserving? If I write a policydb, and read it 
back in, is the linked list of port contexts ordered the same way?

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