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GitHub puppet-selinux
Puppet Module to manage SELinux on RHEL machines

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Open Pull Requests

WIP: Add selinux_clear_context_cache type
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Drop Puppet 5 support
backwards-incompatible
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modulesync 5.3.0
modulesync
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add missing dep on puppetlabs/selinux_core

This module is using the selmodule resource type provided by
puppetlabs/selinux_core.

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selinux_build_module_simple.sh: fix quoting

If modulename or moduledir had a space, this script would fail.

Also avoid existence test for the tmp dir and use mkdir -p instead.

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