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Ensure default fapolicyd rules are present #485

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@ferricoxide ferricoxide commented Mar 7, 2024

Running newer versions of ocap in remediation-mode will horribly break a system if one doesn't ensure that suitable fapolicyd rule-files are present when oscap enables "default-deny" mode. This modification necessary to due some questionable logical-assumptions in Red Hat's installation-routines for the fapolicyd RPM.

Closes #484

Running newer versions of `ocap` in remediation-mode will horribly break
a system if one doesn't ensure that suitable fapolicyd rule-files are
present when `oscap` enables "default-deny" mode. This modification
necessary to do some questionable logical-assumptions in Red Hat's
installation-routines for the fapolicyd RPM
@ferricoxide ferricoxide merged commit a0601bf into plus3it:master Mar 7, 2024
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@ferricoxide ferricoxide deleted the Issue_484 branch March 7, 2024 16:12
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[BUG] The fapolicyd RPM can fail to install properly if there are any files already in /etc/fapolicyd/rules.d
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