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== SELinux User Guide == | == SELinux User Guide == | ||
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* [[Docs/Drafts/SELinux User Guide/SELinux Information Plan| Information Plan]] | * [[Docs/Drafts/SELinux User Guide/SELinux Information Plan| Information Plan]] | ||
* [[Docs/Drafts/SELinux User Guide/SELinux Content Specification| Content Specification]] | * [[Docs/Drafts/SELinux User Guide/SELinux Content Specification| Content Specification]] | ||
== Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® Security Content == | |||
[[User:mdious/security-contentTodo list for moving content into Fedora]] | |||
== Fedora Release Notes == | == Fedora Release Notes == |
Revision as of 01:15, 2 August 2008
Murray McAllister
Contact Details
- IRC: mdious
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Location: Australia/Queensland
SELinux User Guide
Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® Security Content
User:mdious/security-contentTodo list for moving content into Fedora
Fedora Release Notes
Chris Curran donated the following script, that generates xi include directives, which can be used in the [Book_Name] .xml file when building with publican :
#!/bin/sh for i in $( ls ); do if [[ "$i" == *.xml ] ; then echo -en "\074xi\072include href=\042" echo -n $i echo -e "\042 xmlns\072xi\075\042http\072\057\057www\056w3\056org\00572001\057XInclude\042 \057\076" fi done