Hello, Am Dienstag, 17. Oktober 2017, 15:39:23 CEST schrieb Thorsten Kukuk:
On Tue, Oct 17, Christian Boltz wrote:
BTW: Since you are the maintainer of libtirpc-netconfig - do you know if /etc/netconfig will only be needed by nscd, or if it makes more sense to allow it in abstractions/nameservice?
Whom do you mean with "you"? You send the mail to a mailing list, and the mailing list is clearly not the maintainer:
I answered _your_ mail, so... ;-)
Defined in package: Base:System/libtirpc bugowner of libtirpc-netconfig : tsaupe
maintainer of libtirpc-netconfig : dirkmueller, elvigia
Yeah, but the RPM changelog looks like you do most of the work in this package. So even if you aren't official maintainer, I'd say in practise you are ;-) But thanks for the nitpicking - it's a nice reminder to be more exact and to use osc maintainer before I call someone "maintainer" ;-)
But to answer your question: every package linked against libtirpc or loading a shared library or plugin linked against libtirpc needs to be able to read /etc/netconfig. So, if somebody enables NIS on his system, every application could end in the situation to need access to that file.
Sounds like it should go into abstractions/nameservice, and rpm -e --test libtirpc3 also confirms this - libtirpc3 is needed by nfs-client, rpcbind, xinetd, pam and some more packages. Can someone who sees this problem please check if adding /etc/netconfig r, to /etc/apparmor.d/abstractions/nameservice, followed by rcapparmor reload solves the problem? If it isn't enough, please follow the steps in my previous mail and tell me what else is needed. If in doubt, open a bugreport with /var/log/audit/audit.log attached. Regards, Christian Boltz --
Because we had feature freeze in January ;) Which is why there were no new features added to YaST since January. Hey, we only did the usual bugfixing ;) That's a bug, not a feature. :-D [> Christoph Thiel and houghi in opensuse]
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