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Hello, I believe there is an error in the packaging of
setools-console-analyses which results in one of the tools being
unusable. I am close to submitting a bug report but I would like
someone to have a look first in case I am doing something wrong.
Using up-to-date Fedora 30. The tool of interest in sedta which performs "Domain transition analysis for SELinux policies" (from the manpage). Running this tool results in this: $ sedta -s <some domain> -p <some policy file> 'DiGraph' object has no attribute 'edges_iter' This is a Python error and seems related to the networkx Python library which is listed as a requirement. No version requirements for this library are displayed by rpm. Installed version (by dnf) is 2.3. However, there is this guide : https://networkx.github.io/documentation/stable/release/migration_guide_from_1.x_to_2.0.html where it is clearly stated that the "edges_iter" API is removed in version 2.0. The upstream SELinux tools project which I believe is here : https://github.com/SELinuxProject/setools does not use the "edges_iter" API (I grep-ed for it). My guess is that networkx was updated but setools-console-analyses was not and now is trying to use an incompatible library version. No simillar issues appear on bugzilla. Should I create one? Also, is there a way to report a bug without creating a bugzilla/fedora account? Aristeidis Dimitriadis |
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