My first policy (memcached)

[Daniel J Walsh]

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Konstantin Ryabitsev wrote:
> On 9/12/07, Daniel J Walsh <dwalsh at redhat.com> wrote:
>> Do web applications communicate with this daemon over the network port?
> 
> Yes, normally via tcp. I don't think they actually use unix sockets.
> What kind of interface(s) would be useful for that?
> 
You need to define a port
type memcached_port_t;
port_type(memcached_port_t)
allow memcached_t memcached_port_t:tcp_socket name_bind;


Interfaces would be something like

interface(`memcached_port_connect'. `
	gen_require (`
		type memcached_port_t;
	')
	allow $1 memcached_port_t:tcp_port name_connect;
')

Finally need to execute

semanage port -a -m memcached_port_t -P tcp 11211

>> Please submit to upstream for approval, Then lets get it into fedora.
> 
> By upstream, do you mean the packager, or the very upstream?
> 
Either.  If the packager wants to ship it with his product all the better.
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