Re: Latest policycoreutils patch

[Joshua Brindle <method@gentoo.org>]

Daniel J Walsh wrote:
> For some reason this did not go out last week.
>
> More translations.
>
> Change all python to use /usr/bin/python -E, to make it a little bit 
> harder to muck with.
>
> Have newrole ignore sigpipe so it gives correct error message when 
> flooded with 4000 character security context.
>
> Add -i qualifier to restorecon to tell it to ignore files that do not 
> exist.  This fixes a problem in
> fixfiles -R rpmlint restore
>
I'm not sure about this. Most other commands don't have a feature like 
this (if they do its generally -f anyway, like rm -f ) and it seems like 
fixfiles should be interpreting the error correctly instead of ripping 
the error passing out of restorecon.
> Which could hand restorecon files that do not exists and restorecon 
> prints ugly warnings.
>
why not a -q then? I think it should still return a proper error code 
but it doesn't have to spam the console

> restorecond init script description needs line continuation marks to 
> make system-config-services happy.
>


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