Created attachment 689843 [details] Patch that fixes the problem Description of problem: The APOL policy analysis app will not load a valid policy Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): setools-3.3.7-31.fc18.x86_64.rpm How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. yum install setools* 2.load apol 3.Try loading a valid selinux policy Actual results: Error box shown Expected results: Load policy Additional info: Have a fix for the problem based on a patch that was submitted to the SELinux mailing list. The patch is attached.
I have tried applying the patch above to both the 3.3.7-31 source and to the 3.3.8 setools package from tresys.com; in both cases, an error box appears when I start apol on either the mls or targeted policy.27 in /etc/selinux/: invalid command name "new_qpol_bool_t" invalid command name "new_qpol_bool_t" while executing "new_qpol_bool_t $::ApolTop::qpolicy $bool" (procedure "Apol_Cond_Bools::open" line 11) invoked from within "[lindex $tab 0]::open $ppath" (procedure "_toplevel_policy_open" line 4) invoked from within "_toplevel_policy_open $ppath" (procedure "ApolTop::openPolicyPath" line 12) invoked from within "ApolTop::openPolicyPath _70746d0200000000_p_apol_policy_path" ("after" script) Am I doing something wrong or is the patch incomplete?
Fixed in setools-3.3.7-34.fc18
cs I believe that patch is applied to the RHEL/Fedora source. We have quite a few patches.
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