Reference policy documentation

Reference policy documentation

[James Morris]

Is there some canonical documentation on reference policy and related 
infrastructure?

Something which fully describes the format of the source policy modules, 
for example, so I know what to do about:

  ERROR 'This block has no require section.' at token ''

I'm sure I saw something once, but can't remember where.



- James
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Re: Reference policy documentation

[Joshua Brindle]

James Morris wrote:
> Is there some canonical documentation on reference policy and related 
> infrastructure?
>
> Something which fully describes the format of the source policy modules, 
> for example, so I know what to do about:
>
>   ERROR 'This block has no require section.' at token ''
>
> I'm sure I saw something once, but can't remember where.
>
>
>
> - James
>   
http://serefpolicy.sourceforge.net/index.php?page=documentation has 
refpolicy docs but the error above is the module grammar, and there 
isn't much documentation about it. The error above is saying that there 
is no require { } block in the main section of the module (which is 
required). If you are writing ref policy modules the first line should 
be something like policy_module(foo,1.0) which will take care of that.

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