Re: [PATCH] Allowing MLS->non-MLS and vice versa upon policy reload

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Hello again !

On Tue, 2010-02-02 at 11:44 -0500, Stephen Smalley wrote:
> On Tue, 2010-02-02 at 15:22 +0100, Guido Trentalancia wrote:
> Patch mangled by your mail client, probably because you signed it.
> Read and follow the instructions in Documentation/email-clients.txt, or
> switch to another client.  In the case of Evolution, for example, you
> set the paragraph style to Preformat and then use Insert->Text File to
> insert the patch into the message.  To test, email it to yourself, save
> the email message and try applying it.

That's really odd. I have followed the advice in
Documentation/email-clients.txt which you quoted... I don't know what
else to do. Perhaps, I can send the final version as an attachment to
the list and then you can forward that to the kernel mailing list ?

> You want a "---" line before the diffstat output so that it doesn't get
> included in the git log.

That's fine. I'll add such a line between the description and the
diffstat output.

> Did you give up on addressing the initial SID issue or are you saving
> that for a later, separate patch?
> 
> Technically, security_mls_enabled() does not return True or False; it
> returns 1 or 0.

Yes, of course, I was just following your style since the next function
comments "boolean" (read "integer to be interpreted as a boolean").
However I have now changed the comment.

> Your if (args->oldp->mls_enabled...)else if...else block is hard to read
> with the comment placement.  I'd move them within the conditional block
> and use { } for all three clauses for ease of reading.

That's what I did, but then checkpatch.pl was complaining about the {}
block with a single statement (in disagreement with CodingStyle, so it's
an inconsistency in the script with respect to the guidelines). I can do
that easily, but then we'll get a warning !

Please let me know about the oops for ebitmap_destroy(). Do you think it
is due to the initial SID issue rather than to calling mls_destroy() for
a standard policy ? I wasn't saving that for a separate patch, it's just
that we did not discuss that further...

Regards,

Guido



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