rebase to 1.0.4
added rpm_sha256_only option
added trust.d directory
allow file names with whitespaces in trust files
use full paths in trust files
fix libc.so getting identified as application/x-executable
fix selinux DSP module definition in spec file

Rebuilt for IMA sigs, glibc 2.34, aarch64 flags

SELinux prevents fapolicyd from watch_mount/watch_with_perm on /dev/shm

Rebuilt for RHEL 9 BETA on Apr 15th 2021. Related: rhbz#1947937

rebase to 1.0.3
sync fedora with rhel

Rebuilt for https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_34_Mass_Rebuild

rebase to 1.0.2
enabled make check
dnf-plugin is now required subpackage

rebase to 1.0.1
introduced uthash dependency
SELinux prevents the fapolicyd process from writing to /run/dbus/system_bus_socket
SELinux prevents the fapolicyd process from writing to /var/lib/rpm directory

Rebuilt for https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_33_Mass_Rebuild

backported few cosmetic small patches from upstream master
rebase selinux tarbal to v0.3
file context pattern for /run/fapolicyd.pid is missing

Rebuilt for Python 3.9

rebase fapolicyd to 1.0
allowed sys_ptrace for user namespace

rebase fapolicyd to 0.9.4
polished the pattern detection engine
rpm backend now drops most of the files in /usr/share/ to dramatically reduce
the commandline utility can now delete the lmdb trust database and manage

rebase fapolicyd to 0.9.3
dramatically improved startup time
fapolicyd-cli has picked up --list and --ftype commands to help debug/write policy
file type identification has been improved
trust database statistics have been added to the reports

Label all fifo_file as fapolicyd_var_run_t in /var/run.
Allow fapolicyd_t domain to create fifo files labeled as

rebase fapolicyd to 0.9.2
allows watched mount points to be specified by file system types
ELF file detection was improved
the rules have been rewritten to express the policy based on subject
exceptions for dracut and ansible were added to the rules to avoid problems
adds an admin defined trust database (fapolicyd.trust)
setting boost, queue, user, and group on the daemon