Hello All,
I do apologize, but I've had to make some minor changes to the SELinux tree in
an effort to preserve my sanity, and disk space, in the face of different
development streams, linux-next, and all the various stable backport trees.
While the tree will still be at the same location, things will be much more
branch based:
-> git://git.infradead.org/users/pcmoore/selinux
#next - patches currently in linux-next
#stable-X.XX - patches targeting the associated stable tree
If you currently have a private tree backed against the SELinux tree you
should now be tracking the next branch. Once again, I apologize for any
problems this may cause, but my initial approach to the SELinux tree was too
simplistic to be useful in the long term.
-Paul
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paul moore
www.paul-moore.com
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