android-xfstests: allow detection of SELinux
PATCH 1/1 android-xfstests: allow detection of SELinux
From: Eric Biggers <[email protected]>
xfstests is supposed to disable the creation of SELinux xattrs because this interferes with some tests (e.g. generic/062 and generic/377), but this was not working on Android. For the android-xfstests portion of the fix, make the following changes:
1. To stop the mount program from stripping the 'context' mount option, mount selinuxfs and create an empty /etc/selinux/config. This makes the is_selinux_enabled() function from libselinux return true.
2. To stop xfstests from thinking that SELinux is disabled, link /usr/sbin/selinuxenabled to /bin/true. (Note: getting the real version of selinuxenabled by adding selinux-utils to the chroot tarball would also work, though no other programs from it are needed yet, and some don't work in the chroot environment yet.)
In combination with the xfstests patch to stop hard-coding SELinux contexts in xfstests, this fixes the failing tests.
--- kvm-xfstests/android-xfstests | 9 +++++++++ 1 file changed, 9 insertions(+)
kvm-xfstests/android-xfstests +9 -0
@@ -81,6 +81,14 @@ chroot_prepare() ! mountpoint $CHROOT_DIR/proc > /dev/null && mount proc -t proc $CHROOT_DIR/proc ! mountpoint $CHROOT_DIR/dev > /dev/null && mount --bind /dev $CHROOT_DIR/dev +# Allow xfstests to detect that SELinux is in use. +! mountpoint $CHROOT_DIR/sys/fs/selinux > /dev/null && \ + mount selinuxfs -t selinuxfs $CHROOT_DIR/sys/fs/selinux +touch $CHROOT_DIR/etc/selinux/config +if [ ! -e $CHROOT_DIR/usr/sbin/selinuxenabled ]; then + ln $CHROOT_DIR/bin/true $CHROOT_DIR/usr/sbin/selinuxenabled +fi + # 'mountpoint' doesn't work with directory bind mounts; use /proc/mounts instead if ! cut -d' ' -f2 /proc/mounts 2>/dev/null | grep -q '^$CHROOT_DIR/results$'; then mkdir -p $RESULTS_DIR
@@ -92,6 +100,7 @@ EOF chroot_wipe() { cat <<EOF | adb shell +umount $CHROOT_DIR/sys/fs/selinux &> /dev/null umount $CHROOT_DIR/sys &> /dev/null umount $CHROOT_DIR/proc &> /dev/null umount $CHROOT_DIR/dev &> /dev/null
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Quoted 11 lines · Eric Biggers
From: Eric Biggers <[email protected]>
xfstests is supposed to disable the creation of SELinux xattrs because this interferes with some tests (e.g. generic/062 and generic/377), but this was not working on Android. For the android-xfstests portion of the fix, make the following changes:
1. To stop the mount program from stripping the 'context' mount option, mount selinuxfs and create an empty
/etc/selinux/config. This makes theis_selinux_enabled()function from libselinux return true.
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2. To stop xfstests from thinking that SELinux is disabled, link
/usr/sbin/selinuxenabledto/bin/true. (Note: getting the real version of selinuxenabled by adding selinux-utils to the chroot tarball would also work, though no other programs from it are needed yet, and some don't work in the chroot environment yet.)In combination with the xfstests patch to stop hard-coding SELinux contexts in xfstests, this fixes the failing tests.
Thanks!
I think you're missing the list of tests this fixes here?
- Ted
Quoted 18 lines · Theodore Ts'o
Quoted 17 lines · Eric Biggers
From: Eric Biggers <[email protected]>
xfstests is supposed to disable the creation of SELinux xattrs because this interferes with some tests (e.g. generic/062 and generic/377), but this was not working on Android. For the android-xfstests portion of the fix, make the following changes:
1. To stop the mount program from stripping the 'context' mount option, mount selinuxfs and create an empty
/etc/selinux/config. This makes theis_selinux_enabled()function from libselinux return true.2. To stop xfstests from thinking that SELinux is disabled, link
/usr/sbin/selinuxenabledto/bin/true. (Note: getting the real version of selinuxenabled by adding selinux-utils to the chroot tarball would also work, though no other programs from it are needed yet, and some don't work in the chroot environment yet.)
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In combination with the xfstests patch to stop hard-coding SELinux contexts in xfstests, this fixes the failing tests.
Thanks!
I think you're missing the list of tests this fixes here?
- Ted
They're mentioned at the top: generic/062 and generic/377. There may be others among tests not being run, but those were the ones I observed were fixed.
Eric
Quoted 17 lines · Eric Biggers
From: Eric Biggers <[email protected]>
xfstests is supposed to disable the creation of SELinux xattrs because this interferes with some tests (e.g. generic/062 and generic/377), but this was not working on Android. For the android-xfstests portion of the fix, make the following changes:
1. To stop the mount program from stripping the 'context' mount option, mount selinuxfs and create an empty
/etc/selinux/config. This makes theis_selinux_enabled()function from libselinux return true.2. To stop xfstests from thinking that SELinux is disabled, link
/usr/sbin/selinuxenabledto/bin/true. (Note: getting the real version of selinuxenabled by adding selinux-utils to the chroot tarball would also work, though no other programs from it are needed yet, and some don't work in the chroot environment yet.)
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In combination with the xfstests patch to stop hard-coding SELinux contexts in xfstests, this fixes the failing tests.
Signed-off-by Eric Biggers <[email protected]>
Ted, this patch seems to have gotten lost; can you apply it? The corresponding xfstests-dev fix has already been merged. Thanks!
- Eric
Theodore Ts'o
AppliedQuoted 17 lines · Eric Biggers
From: Eric Biggers <[email protected]>
xfstests is supposed to disable the creation of SELinux xattrs because this interferes with some tests (e.g. generic/062 and generic/377), but this was not working on Android. For the android-xfstests portion of the fix, make the following changes:
1. To stop the mount program from stripping the 'context' mount option, mount selinuxfs and create an empty
/etc/selinux/config. This makes theis_selinux_enabled()function from libselinux return true.2. To stop xfstests from thinking that SELinux is disabled, link
/usr/sbin/selinuxenabledto/bin/true. (Note: getting the real version of selinuxenabled by adding selinux-utils to the chroot tarball would also work, though no other programs from it are needed yet, and some don't work in the chroot environment yet.)
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In combination with the xfstests patch to stop hard-coding SELinux contexts in xfstests, this fixes the failing tests.
Signed-off-by Eric Biggers <[email protected]>
Applied, thanks.
- Ted