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In the past, some SELinux policy packages provided SELinux modules whose |
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name didn't reflect the package name. For instance, selinux-gnupg provided |
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the "gpg" SELinux module. |
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A year or so ago, our SELinux module packages got a standard naming |
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convention so that selinux-<module> provides the <module> SELinux module. |
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Or, in the example above, "selinux-gpg" provides "gpg". |
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The ebuilds that had a "wrong" name got updated to DEPEND on the new package |
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(so they act as some sort of wrapper) so that we didn't have to introduce |
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package renaming. I've now also removed all dependencies on these wrapper |
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packages and will remove them from the tree in about 30 days. |
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The packages are: |
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selinux-acpi |
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selinux-audio-entropyd |
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selinux-bluez |
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selinux-cyrus-sasl |
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selinux-desktop |
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selinux-ftpd |
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selinux-ipsec-tools |
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selinux-jabber-server |
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selinux-nfs |
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selinux-oidentd |
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selinux-snmpd |
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selinux-tftpd |
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selinux-ucspi-tcp |
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selinux-courier-imap |
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selinux-gnupg |
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selinux-haveged |
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selinux-openldap |
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Wkr, |
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Sven Vermeulen |
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