Daniel J Walsh wrote:
Tim Waugh wrote:
On Thu, May 19, 2005 at 07:43:39AM -0700, Tom London wrote:
Some read/write avcs are for /var/foomatic/printconf.pickle. Is there
an appropriate type for this (other than var_t)?
The /var/foomatic/printconf.pickle file is just the contents of the /var/foomatic/db directory cached in a format that system-config-printer can read more quickly.
It is written (or at least, this is attempted) whenever the foomatic data itself is read -- in other words, whenever the cache file would have been useful.
Why is cupsd_config trying to write to it?
This happens in all users of printconf_conf:
* system-config-printer * printconf-backend (cups initscript, RPM %postinstall scriptlets) * updateconf.py (RPM %postinstall scriptlets)
Tim.
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Anyways should /var/foomatic/printconf.pickle be marked cupsd_rw_etc_t.
Meaning this is something that is created by cups for use by cups?
And is that the correct directory or should it be /var/cache/...
Dan
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