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List:       selinux
Subject:    Re: Where can i find the source code of Userspace Packages with modifications
From:       Daniel J Walsh <dwalsh () redhat ! com>
Date:       2008-12-29 15:32:55
Message-ID: 4958EDA7.5000206 () redhat ! com
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xing li wrote:
> Hello every one,
> 
> I known that linux distributions have modify some userspace packages in
> order to support selinux,such as:
> 
>    - SysVinit - load initial policy
>    - pam - set security context for user sessions, preserve security context
>    on /etc/shadow, check SELinux permissions
>    - util-linux - preserve security contexts on /etc/shadow, check SELinux
>    permissions
>    - openssh - set security context for user sessions
>    - vixie-cron - set security context for cron jobs, check permission
>    - at - similar to vixie-cron
>    - sudo - set security context
>    - shadow-utils - preserve security context on /etc/shadow
>    - libuser - preserve security context on /etc/shadow, check permission
>    - passwd - preserve security context on /etc/shadow, check permission
>    - logrotate - preserve security context on logs
>    - coreutils - get and set process and file security contexts
>    - findutils - find files with specific security contexts or display them
>    - procps - display process contexts
>    - psmisc - display process contexts
> 
> http://userspace.selinuxproject.org/trac/wiki/Userland
> and i am interested how the userspace packages be motified?
> and where can i find the relevant the source code of these?
> 
They are either in the upstream packages or contained as patches in the
Fedora and other Distro Releases
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