On Fri, 2009-02-27 at 20:53 +0500, Kirill "REDbyte" Novikov wrote:
> Thanks, Stephen, it's much clearer with warnings. As for refpolicy
> version and config - I'm trying to build refpolicy-2.20081210, with
> default build.conf, just:
> # make conf ; make policy
Hmm..I don't seem able to replicate the error with that configuration.
What versions of flex and bison did you use to build checkpolicy?
What distribution are you using?
> BTW, policy.conf contains lots of garbage. Is it OK? Here is what's
> around line 7140 of policy.conf
What do you mean by "garbage"? If you mean the lines beginning with #,
those are comments inserted to help traceback errors to the original
sources from which the policy.conf is generated.
>
> ##### begin init_sigchld(amavis_t) depth: 2
> #line 11
>
> #line 11
>
> #line 11
>
> #line 11
>
> #line 11
> require {
> #line 11
>
> #line 11
> type init_t;
> #line 11
>
> #line 11
> } # end require
> #line 11
>
> #line 11
>
> #line 11
>
> #line 11
>
> #line 11
>
> allow amavis_t init_t:process sigchld;
> #line 11
>
>
> #line 11
>
> #line 11
> ##### end init_sigchld(amavis_t) depth: 1
Those lines look syntactically correct to me.
Can you provide a full copy of your policy.conf file somewhere (not to
the entire list; just put it up somewhere and post the URL or send it
privately to me)?
--
Stephen Smalley
National Security Agency
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