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This is my attempt at documenting the policy grammar | This is my attempt at documenting the policy grammar | ||
that is accepted by checkpolicy. | that is accepted by checkpolicy. | ||
Comments start with a # character and continue to the | |||
end of the line. | |||
Keywords can be in all uppercase or all lowercase. | |||
A file must contain either a '''base_policy''' or a '''module_policy'''. | |||
'''module_policy''' | |||
Revision as of 12:49, 17 October 2008
This is my attempt at documenting the policy grammar that is accepted by checkpolicy.
Comments start with a # character and continue to the end of the line.
Keywords can be in all uppercase or all lowercase.
A file must contain either a base_policy or a module_policy.
module_policy