Hi again, everybody. I'm making quite a progress in developing the policy source for BitDefender, and I want to thank the list again for the tips given so far. I'm still running into this weird problem with the /etc/init.d/bd script. This, in essence, is a very common start/stop script, but with some functions like stats and info. These functions are trying to read data from directories labeled bitdefender_etc_t and bitdefender_lib_t. The problem is: should I want the script to do what it's supposed to do I have to either: 1. Relabel the script from initrd_exec_t to something else, in which case I'll run into problems starting / stopping the programs. 2. Give read access to initrd_t in bitdefender_etc_t and _lib_t, which I think is a stupid workaround, providing read access to all scripts in /etc/init.d to this dir. I know, the best idea would to leave the /etc/init.d/ script for starting and stopping the program, and to provide all the other functionality via other means, but that is not feasible in the short term. Is there any way to "inherit" a type (C++like inheritance), e.g. to create a type (say bitdefender_initrc_exec_t), which inherits all the attributes of it's successor, but adds new functionality? (Would be a nice idea if there isn't yet) TIA, -- Bogdan Agica BitDefender Internal Testing Engineer ------------------------------------- SOFTWIN Data Security Division ------------------------------------- email: bagica@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx phone: +(4021) 233 18 52; 233 07 80 fax: (+4021) 233.07.63 Bucharest, ROMANIA http://www.bitdefender.com http://www.softwin.ro ------------------------------------- secure your every bit -------------------------------------
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