semanage_modify(3) Libsemanage API documentation semanage_modify(3)NAME
semanage_modify - SELinux Management API
SYNOPSIS
The following modify function is supported for any semanage record.
Replace the function and object name as necessary.
extern int MODIFY_FUNCTION (
semanage_handle_t *handle,
const semanage_OBJECT_key_t *key,
const semanage_OBJECT_t *data);
DESCRIPTION
Behavior:
If a matching key is found in the local store, the provided object will replace the current one. Otherwise, it will be added to the
store. When semanage_commit(3) is invoked, changes will be permanently written into the local store, and then loaded into policy.
Validity of the object being added is checked at commit time. Adding new objects with respect to policy is allowed, except in the
case of booleans. Attempt to add new booleans with respect to policy will fail at commit time.
Parameters:
The handle is used to track persistent state across semanage calls, and for error reporting. The key identifies the data object,
which will be written into the store. The key are data are properties of the caller, and are not stored or modified internally.
Requirements:
This function requires an semanage connection to be established (see semanage_connect(3) ), and must be executed in a transaction
(see semanage_begin_transaction(3) ).
RETURN VALUE
In case of failure, -1 is returned, and the semanage error callback is invoked, describing the error. Otherwise 0 is returned.
SEE ALSO semanage_handle_create(3), semanage_begin_transaction(3), semanage_connect(3), semanage_commit(3).
ivg2@cornell.edu 16 March 2006 semanage_modify(3)
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semanage_iterate(3) Libsemanage API documentation semanage_iterate(3)NAME
semanage_iterate - SELinux Management API
SYNOPSIS
The following iterate function is supported for any semanage record.
Replace the function and object name as necessary.
extern int ITERATE_FUNCTION (
semanage_handle_t *handle,
int (*handler) (
const semanage_OBJECT_t *object,
void *varg),
void *handler_arg);
DESCRIPTION
Behavior:
The iterate function will execute the specified handler over all objects in the selected location. An arbitrary argument can be
passed into the handler function along with each object.
The object passed in is property of the libsemanage library, and may not be modified or preserved - use semanage_OBJECT_clone if
that is necessary.
The handler code may not invoke any semanage write requests for the same object type (i.e. modifying the underlying store is not
allowed). The iterate function is reentrant only while inside a transaction (see semanage_begin_transaction ). It is not safe to
execute other semanage read or write requests within iterate if not inside a transaction. The handler may return -1 to signal error
exit, 0 to signal continue, and 1 to signal successful exit early (the iterate function will stop accordingly).
Parameters:
The handle is used to track persistent state across semanage calls, and for error reporting. The handler is the function to execute,
with handler_arg as its second parameter, and each object as its first parameter.
Requirements:
This function requires an semanage connection to be established (see semanage_connect(3) )
RETURN VALUE
In case of failure, -1 is returned, and the semanage error callback is invoked, describing the error. Otherwise a non-negative integer is
returned (a commit number). The same number will be returned by all other semanage object read calls until the next commit.
SEE ALSO semanage_handle_create(3), semanage_connect(3),
ivg2@cornell.edu 15 March 2006 semanage_iterate(3)
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