Re: Re: [PATCH] Optimize the calculation of security.sehash

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On Wed, Sep 2, 2020 at 2:54 AM 李武刚 <liwugang@xxxxxxx> wrote:
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> At 2020-09-01 20:39:55, "Stephen Smalley" <stephen.smalley.work@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >I'm not sure this works the way you intend.  /data/(.*)? is a full
> >match for /data/backup.  Do you want to stop there and not include
> >/data/backup(/.*)? This also changes behavior of an existing API/ABI
> >in an incompatible manner.
> >
>
> My original intention is that /data/backup(/.*)? is always after /data/(.*)?, traversing from
> back to front, The /data/backup(/.*)? will first be meet the condition.
> But after checking the code, the function sort_specs don't sort the entries. just put the entries
>  with the meta characters in the front. So it can't guarantee the sequence I want.
> I think I also need add the function to sort the entries.

Typically the policy runs a helper (fc_sort) to sort the file_contexts
based on a set of rules, and upstream performs sorting in libsemanage
(semanage_fc_sort()) when generating file_contexts.  So it might work
but you need to confirm that the sorting rules are guaranteed to yield
the right behavior.  What if there are meta-characters at the
beginning or middle of the pathname and not just the end?




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