Re: [PATCH 2/3] IMA: Refactor datafiles directory

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Hi Lachlan,

> > > The IMA datafiles directory is structured so that it cannot be directly
> > > expanded to include datafiles for tests other than `ima_policy.sh`.

> > > Move the contents of the IMA datafiles directory into an IMA
> > > datafiles/policy directory.

> > Why it's required? Can't you use glob for inclusion?

> > *.policy for valid policies
> > *.policy-invalid for invalid policies
> > *.policy* for all policies

> > BTW I plan to use policies for other tests than just ima_policy.sh

> > I don't refuse this patch, I just simply don't understand why it's required.

> OK, I got that. Looking into $TST_DATAROOT is self explanatory.
> Reviewed-by: Petr Vorel <pvorel@xxxxxxx>

> And I plan to use IMA policy as well for more tests will require some trick,
> but that's another story.

Thinking about it twice, keycheck.policy and kexec.policy should not be in
/opt/ltp/testcases/data/ima_policy/ as they belong to the their tests
(ima_keys.sh resp. ima_kexec.sh). I forget where are installed due "policy"
(the name of the directory).

I'll send v2 (altogether with fixes for the test) to speedup the things.

Kind regards,
Petr



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