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To be explicit, this will remove the allow_* booleans from (semanage boolean -l) and (getsebool -a), potentially breaking scripts that check the values (but not scripts that set the values), right? --[[User:Mitr|Mitr]] 15:48, 15 June 2012 (UTC) | To be explicit, this will remove the allow_* booleans from (semanage boolean -l) and (getsebool -a), potentially breaking scripts that check the values (but not scripts that set the values), right? | ||
Are there any applications that change the booleans for users, and if so, are they affected by the renaming? There's obviously setroubleshoot, is there anything else? Printing setup, or freeipa installation, perhaps? | |||
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To be explicit, this will remove the allow_* booleans from (semanage boolean -l) and (getsebool -a), potentially breaking scripts that check the values (but not scripts that set the values), right?
Are there any applications that change the booleans for users, and if so, are they affected by the renaming? There's obviously setroubleshoot, is there anything else? Printing setup, or freeipa installation, perhaps? --Mitr 15:48, 15 June 2012 (UTC)