Restore SELinux context on service file when SELinux is enabled (#525)

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Tingluo Huang
2020-06-11 15:40:09 -04:00
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parent 2e800f857e
commit de4490d06d

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@@ -63,12 +63,25 @@ function install()
sed "s/{{User}}/${run_as_user}/g; s/{{Description}}/$(echo ${SVC_DESCRIPTION} | sed -e 's/[\/&]/\\&/g')/g; s/{{RunnerRoot}}/$(echo ${RUNNER_ROOT} | sed -e 's/[\/&]/\\&/g')/g;" "${TEMPLATE_PATH}" > "${TEMP_PATH}" || failed "failed to create replacement temp file"
mv "${TEMP_PATH}" "${UNIT_PATH}" || failed "failed to copy unit file"
# Recent Fedora based Linux (CentOS/Redhat) has SELinux enabled by default
# We need to restore security context on the unit file we added otherwise SystemD have no access to it.
command -v getenforce > /dev/null
if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
selinuxEnabled=$(getenforce)
if [[ $selinuxEnabled == "Enforcing" ]]
then
# SELinux is enabled, we will need to Restore SELinux Context for the service file
restorecon -r -v "${UNIT_PATH}" || failed "failed to restore SELinux context on ${UNIT_PATH}"
fi
fi
# unit file should not be executable and world writable
chmod 664 ${UNIT_PATH} || failed "failed to set permissions on ${UNIT_PATH}"
chmod 664 "${UNIT_PATH}" || failed "failed to set permissions on ${UNIT_PATH}"
systemctl daemon-reload || failed "failed to reload daemons"
# Since we started with sudo, runsvc.sh will be owned by root. Change this to current login user.
# Since we started with sudo, runsvc.sh will be owned by root. Change this to current login user.
cp ./bin/runsvc.sh ./runsvc.sh || failed "failed to copy runsvc.sh"
chown ${run_as_uid}:${run_as_gid} ./runsvc.sh || failed "failed to set owner for runsvc.sh"
chmod 755 ./runsvc.sh || failed "failed to set permission for runsvc.sh"