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RPM: use default seccomp.json profiles #2169
RPM: use default seccomp.json profiles #2169
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keyctl is in ALLOW by default and `socket` should not always be ALLOW, per @giuseppe. This change removes seccomp.json customizations and we'll use the distro's default seccomp profile. Signed-off-by: Lokesh Mandvekar <lsm5@fedoraproject.org>
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LGTM
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LGTM, although I like to know the reason why this was added in the first place.
@jnovy mentioned it was originally added in the rhel 8.2 days because support was asking for it. And about 4 years ago, Dan added those to the skopeo package (back when it was skopeo-containers) , and it had stayed since. |
/lgtm |
I don't recall this, but seems right to me. |
/cherrypick v0.60 |
cherrypick bot is being slow for whatever reason. @giuseppe do we want this to land in Fedora in the next v0.60 release if there's one? |
keyctl is in ALLOW by default and
socket
should not always be ALLOW, per @giuseppe.This change removes seccomp.json customizations and we'll use the distro's default seccomp profile.