selinux_policy_system is in Android.mk. selinux_policy_system_soong is a
phony module in Android.bp for Soong built system images.
Bug: 329208946
Test: m aosp_cf_system_x86_64
Change-Id: If101155c5a706925d52593bab648b878b075f7f2
'starting_at_board_api' macro is added to guard system/sepolicy/public
types and attributes. The macro will work only when compiling vendor/odm
sepolicy. When compiling platform sepolicy (system / system_ext /
product), rules will always be included, regardless of board API level.
Policy authors should guard new public types and attributes with this
macro, similar to LLNDK. The new types and attributes will be exposed
since next vFRC release.
Bug: 330671090
Test: manually build with various board API level, see output
Change-Id: I03c601ce8fe1f77c7608dc488317d20276fd2d47
These three files, general_sepolicy.conf / mapping.cil /
plat_sepolicy.cil will be used to test vendor sepolicy's neverallow
rules.
Bug: 330671085
Test: build
Change-Id: I763c9a1e647d614b84c0f7fe3d69affbe64f6153
Merged-In: I763c9a1e647d614b84c0f7fe3d69affbe64f6153
(cherry picked from commit 6f18a17ff8)
sepolicy versioning is for system <-> vendor compatibility. This changes
sepolicy version format from sdk version (e.g. 34.0) to vendor api
version (e.g. 202404.0).
Bug: 314010177
Test: build and boot
Change-Id: I2422c416b7fb85af64c8c835497bbecd2e10e2ab
This adds two macros which can be used in te files and contexts files.
* is_flag_enabled(flag_name, codes)
* is_flag_disabled(flag_name, codes)
Also flag-guarding requires to process input files before any
validations. Property contexts test and seapp contexts test are
modified a little to handle that.
Bug: 306563735
Test: build with manual guarding
Change-Id: Ia1c6d00b7aab0da3901c19f16d553153aace018c
This allows OEM to get a copy of precompiled SEPolicy. This can be
useful when an OEM needs to bind-mount some of the Android partitions
across the VM boundary to ensure the correct labeling.
Bug: 301629552
Test: Presubmit builds should be enough.
Change-Id: I3339a7abfe2612993ee659fd5492c323aa895999
... and remove redundant Makefile codes. This also updates commit hook
as we now only use Soong to build sepolicy.
Bug: 296875906
Test: m selinux_policy
Change-Id: I93f0d222a0c10e31c51c9380780a8927c47d62b1
For now, freeze_test compares prebuilts against sources with diff, to
ensure that sources are identical to prebuilts. However, it could be the
case that the branch should be able to build both REL and ToT. In that
case, changes to the sources are inevitable and the freeze test will
fail.
To fix the issue, freeze_test will now only check compatibility. To be
specific, it will check if any public types or attributes are removed.
Contexts files and neverallow rules are not checked, but they may be
added later. Also to support the new freeze_test
- build_files module is changed to use glob (because REL version won't
be in compat versions list)
- plat_pub_policy modules are added under prebuilts/api (because
freeze_test needs that)
Bug: 296875906
Test: m selinux_policy
Change-Id: I39c40992965b98664facea3b760d9d6be1f6b87e
There is no one actively using mixed sepolicy build, and it made
sepolicy codes too complicated. As we are deprecating mixed build,
removing such code for cleanup.
Bug: 298305798
Test: boot cuttlefish
Change-Id: I8beedd5a281fa957532deecb857da4e1bb66992a
This won't be harmful and this can help reduce rebuilding sepolicy
artifacts upon lunch target change.
Bug: 279524023
Test: m selinux_policy
Change-Id: I859de6dc0ac1958b44d847159904960bd7f9a0c2
This is a roll-forward of some of the changes rolled back in
aosp/2170746. I am rolling forward in smaller chunks so that it is
easier to identify and avoid possible breakages.
Bug: 236691128
Test: atest SeamendcHostTest
Change-Id: Ibe451325d471fe04cd52683ba90a22543fa84c7c
Revert "Add java SeamendcHostTest in cts"
Revert submission 2111065-seamendc
Reason for revert: b/240731742, b/240462388 and b/240463116
Reverted Changes:
I3ce2845f2:Move parts of sdk_sandbox from private to apex pol...
I0c10106e2:Add java SeamendcHostTest in cts
Test: revert cl
Change-Id: If9981796694b22b7cbfe1368cd815889c741e69d
Steps taken to produce the mapping files:
0. Add 33.0 prebuilts to prebuilts/api/33.0/.
1. Add the following Android.bp modules.
33.0.board.compat.map
33.0.board.compat.cil
33.0.board.ignore.map
plat_33.0.cil
system_ext_33.0.cil
product_33.0.cil
33.0.ignore.cil
system_ext_33.0.ignore.cil
product_33.0.ignore.cil
33.0.compat.cil
system_ext_33.0.compat.cil
2. Touch the following three files.
private/compat/33.0/33.0.cil
private/compat/33.0/33.0.compat.cil
private/compat/33.0/33.0.ignore.cil
3. Add 33.0 to PLATFORM_SEPOLICY_COMPAT_VERSIONS on
build/make/core/config.mk. Note that we don't update
sepolicy_major_vers to 33, but just update compat versions.
4. Run the following command.
$ source build/make/rbesetup.sh && lunch aosp_arm64-userdebug
$ m sepolicy_generate_compat
$ sepolicy_generate_compat --branch=tm-dev \
--build latest --target-version 33.0 \
--latest-version 32.0
This change also enables treble_sepolicy_tests_33.0 and installs
33.0.cil mapping file onto the device.
Test: m treble_sepolicy_tests_33.0
Test: m 33.0_compat_test
Test: m slinux_policy
Change-Id: Ie969ff0372ff1268776165cee5cb5b07d303453c
se_build_files is a replacement for se_filegroup module. se_build_files
can be used with the normal Soong convention ":module_name{.tag}" by
implementing android.OutputFileProducer. It's better than implementing
ad-hoc logics across various modules, which is the case for se_filegroup
module.
Test: build and boot
Change-Id: Ic0e34549601eb043145e433055f5a030eaf4347e
To generate compat files, we need the following files.
- base_plat_sepolicy: to get all types
- base_plat_pub_policy.cil: to get public types
- {ver}_plat_sepolicy: to get old types
This creates a new dist goal, base-sepolicy-files-for-mapping, to
conveniently generate and gather desired files under out/dist.
Bug: 214336258
Test: build/soong/soong_ui.bash --make-mode dist \
base-sepolicy-files-for-mapping \
TARGET_PRODUCT=aosp_arm64 TARGET_BUILD_VARIANT=userdebug
Change-Id: I2f210ab47be777cd91346d635f75064845821144
Builds:
- sepolicy_test - file that init mounts in /dev/selinux to demonstrate
that updatable sepolicy is loaded.
- apex_sepolicy.cil - Initially includes a rule allowing shell
to read sepolicy_test.
- apex_file_contexts - Initially includes mapping of
/dev/selinux/sepolicy_test.
- apex_sepolicy.sha256. Used by init to determine of
precompiled_sepolicy can be used.
- apex_service_contexts - Currently empty.
- apex_property_contexts - Currently empty.
- apex_seapp_contexts - Currently empty.
Bug: 199914227
Test: Build, boot, ls -laZ /dev/selinux/sepolicy_test
Change-Id: I6aa625dda5235c6e7a0cfff777a9e15606084c12
A new module type se_neverallow_test is added, to migrate
sepolicy_neverallow modules. se_neverallow_test is affected by
SELINUX_IGNORE_NEVERALLOWS.
Bug: 33691272
Test: m selinux_policy
Test: intentionally create neverallow violations and m selinux_policy
Change-Id: I1582353f99f064ff78f3c547a0c13f2b772d54df
Because Android.bp is getting bigger and bigger.
Test: build and boot
Test: set OVERRIDE_TARGET_FLATTEN_APEX=true and build
Change-Id: I397ce084bfbc98449d177dd553ff73fdfbdddcaf
For now, contexts modules have been using se_filegroup modules, which
makes the build system logic unnecessarily complex. This change
refactors it to se_build_files modules and normal `android:"path"`
logic.
Test: build and boot
Change-Id: I52e557e2dc8300186869a97fddfd3a74183473f7
Because we should ignore neverallow when SELINUX_IGNORE_NEVERALLOWS is
true.
Test: add a fake rule and build with/without SELINUX_IGNORE_NEVERALLOWS
Change-Id: I7811f5cef2243dae5b5de1154a36ab167871dc4f
The following files are built with Android.bp:
- vendor_sepolicy.cil
- odm_sepolicy.cil
- prebuilt_sepolicy
Also, prebuilt_policy.mk is removed as it's now redundant.
Bug: 33691272
Test: build and compare artifacts
Test: build with rvc-dev sepolicy
Change-Id: I7bf79c9c85c63cd942b36f7cf5ddda1860626c0b
It's a no-op for now, but it will be used when migrating vendor sepolicy
to Android.bp.
Bug: 33691272
Test: build and boot
Change-Id: Ie0015d31e4929e7bd3316505bfd6d338a5e9eada
When we compile sepolicy files into a cil file, we first gather all
sepolicy files to create a conf file, and then convert the conf file to
a cil file with checkpolicy. The problem is that checkpolicy is
sensitive to the input order; the conf file should contain statements in
a specific order: classes, initial_sid, access vectors, macros, mls,
etc.
This restriction has made Android.bp migration difficult, and we had to
create a magical module called "se_build_files" to correctly include
source files in the designated order. It works, but significant
readability problem has happened. For example, when we write
":se_build_files{.system_ext_public}", how can we easily figure out that
the tag actually includes plat public + system_ext public + reqd mask,
without taking a look at the build system code?
This change refactors the se_build_files module and se_policy_conf
module, so we can easily see the desginated files for each module, just
like we did in the Android.mk. se_policy_conf module now stably sorts
source files in an order which will make checkpolicy happy.
se_build_files module is also refactored, so one tag can represent
exactly one set of policy files, rather than doing magical works behind
the scene. For example, system_ext public policy module is changed from:
se_policy_conf {
name: "system_ext_pub_policy.conf",
// se_build_files automatically adds plat public and reqd mask
srcs: [":se_build_files{.system_ext_public}"],
}
to:
se_policy_conf {
name: "system_ext_pub_policy.conf",
// se_policy_conf automatically sorts the input files
srcs: [
":se_build_files{.plat_public}",
":se_build_files{.system_ext_public}",
":se_build_files{.reqd_mask}",
],
}
Bug: 209933272
Test: build and diff before/after
Change-Id: I97a76ed910645c1607d913fd646c27e87af0afd3
Treble doesn't support T system + O vendor, so removing 26.0 (N) and
27.0 (O) prebuilts and compat files.
Bug: 207815515
Test: build
Change-Id: I98d5972221a8e77f3c45fc48ff50bb2b8eb94275
Steps taken to produce the mapping files:
1. Add prebuilts/api/32.0/plat_pub_versioned.cil from the
/vendor/etc/selinux/plat_pub_versioned.cil file built on sc-v2-dev with
lunch target aosp_arm64-eng. Add prebuilts/api/32.0/vendor_sepolicy.cil
as an empty file.
When adding plat_pub_versioned.cil, leave only type and typeattribute
statements, removing the other statements: allow, neverallow, role, etc.
2. Add new file private/compat/32.0/32.0.cil by doing the following:
- copy /system/etc/selinux/mapping/32.0.cil from sc-v2-dev
aosp_arm64-eng device to private/compat/32.0/32.0.cil
- remove all attribute declaration statement (typeattribute ...) and
sort lines alphabetically
- some selinux types were added/renamed/deleted w.r.t 32 sepolicy.
Find all such types using treble_sepolicy_tests_32.0 test.
- for all these types figure out where to map them by looking at
31.0.[ignore.]cil files and add approprite entries to 32.0.[ignore.]cil.
This change also enables treble_sepolicy_tests_32.0 and installs
32.0.cil mapping file onto the device.
Bug: 206330997
Test: m treble_sepolicy_tests_32.0
Test: m 32.0_compat_test
Test: m selinux_policy
Change-Id: I8b2991e64e2f531ce12db7aaacad955e4e8ed687
1. Splitted plat_property_contexts, plat_file_contexts, and
plat_service_contexts so they can be included by the
CtsSecurityHostTestCases module.
2. Add temporary seapp_contexts Soong module, which are needed by the
CtsSecurityHostTestCases, and makefile_goal is an interim solution before
migrating both of them to Soong.
Bug: 194096505
Test: m CtsSecurityHostTestCases
Change-Id: I99ba55b1a89f196b3c8504e623b65960a9262165
Revert "Convert security/Android.mk to Android.bp"
Revert "Add seapp_contexts to allowlist of makefile goal"
Revert submission 1795972-Convert security/Android.mk to Android.bp
Reason for revert: http://b/206976319 Broken build 7928060 on aosp-master on sdk_arm64-sdk
Reverted Changes:
I0e0e7f677:Split property and file contexts modules
I5596d6f00:Add seapp_contexts to allowlist of makefile goal
If685e5ccc:Convert security/Android.mk to Android.bp
Change-Id: Ibbca0a17886d15b3fd7ecaf974a06df7107fd9aa
