From: JensNeuhalfen@gmx.de (Jens Neuhalfen)
Date: Mon, 18 Aug 2008 17:37:07 +0200
Subject: [refpolicy] SeLinux policy for git-daemon
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Hi,


Hi Dave, thank you for providing that. 

> For everyone's convenience I already have the repo checked out and have
> attached his three policy template files. I think they have tpl at the
> end because the build system is supposed to substitute something in but
> it only seems to be the case with respect to the fc file.
> 

Dave is absolutely right, the tpl extension means "template" and is used
by the build system.

There are some points, where I need some help/ideas/..
 - I guess the interface can be significantly slimmed down. 
 - Can/should I use Interface methods form the te file? From a
   sw-engeneering standpoint I would use  "subroutine" macros   in the
   te-file


Please do not hesitate to "style-correct" me, as I want to write good
gode (not just barely working code)

Jens




> Dave
>