New strategy for enableaudit.

New strategy for enableaudit.

[Daniel J Walsh]

I have added enableaudit to Rules.modular to create a base.conf without 
audit rules.

Then in the Fedora spec file I create a regulare base.pp and a 
enableaudit.pp. 

I ship both in the RPM.

Now the user can execute

semodule -b /usr/share/selinux/targeted/enableaudit.pp

To turn off the dontaudit rules.

Dan

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Re: New strategy for enableaudit.

[Ivan Gyurdiev]

Daniel J Walsh wrote:
> I have added enableaudit to Rules.modular to create a base.conf 
> without audit rules.
>
> Then in the Fedora spec file I create a regulare base.pp and a 
> enableaudit.pp.
> I ship both in the RPM.
>
> Now the user can execute
>
> semodule -b /usr/share/selinux/targeted/enableaudit.pp
>
> To turn off the dontaudit rules.
>
What about audit rules in modules...


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Re: New strategy for enableaudit.

[Daniel J Walsh]

Ivan Gyurdiev wrote:
> Daniel J Walsh wrote:
>> I have added enableaudit to Rules.modular to create a base.conf 
>> without audit rules.
>>
>> Then in the Fedora spec file I create a regulare base.pp and a 
>> enableaudit.pp.
>> I ship both in the RPM.
>>
>> Now the user can execute
>>
>> semodule -b /usr/share/selinux/targeted/enableaudit.pp
>>
>> To turn off the dontaudit rules.
>>
> What about audit rules in modules...
>
This is only a short term solution until we get boolean support for 
dontaudit rules.  But modules could do the same thing.   This
gives me the ability to debug problems being covered by dontaudit rules 
for now though.

Dan

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Re: New strategy for enableaudit.

[Ivan Gyurdiev]

> This is only a short term solution until we get boolean support for 
> dontaudit rules.  But modules could do the same thing.   This
> gives me the ability to debug problems being covered by dontaudit 
> rules for now though.
So what's the planned solution using boolean support?
There's a number of things that could be done here...

Are you thinking of the module compiler placing dontaudit rules in a 
conditional block, based on a shared (base) boolean?




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Re: New strategy for enableaudit.

[Joshua Brindle]

Ivan Gyurdiev wrote:
> 
>> This is only a short term solution until we get boolean support for 
>> dontaudit rules.  But modules could do the same thing.   This
>> gives me the ability to debug problems being covered by dontaudit 
>> rules for now though.
> 
> So what's the planned solution using boolean support?
> There's a number of things that could be done here...
> 
> Are you thinking of the module compiler placing dontaudit rules in a 
> conditional block, based on a shared (base) boolean?
> 
not automatically; the refpolicy should just have all dontaudits under a 
   specific boolean. This will be easier when nested conditionals are 
available.

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