Add SELinux feature

Add agl-selinux feature to enable SELinux support.

Notes:
- SELinux is in permissive mode by default for now, and using the
  targeted policy by default.
- The linux-yocto specific bbappend in meta-selinux is masked out in
  favor of adding a more universal kernel configuration fragment with
  AGL's own scheme.
- SELinux specific recipes and bbappends are added via a meta-selinux
  dynamic-layers addition in meta-agl-core to keep using meta-selinux
  optional.  This will avoid issues with the Yocto autobuilder testing
  of meta-agl-core.
- To avoid the effectively hard-coded autorelabel on first boot, a
  bbappend is added to the selinux-autorelabel recipe to remove the
  flag creation.  In the off chance that a build happens on a filesystem
  without xattr support, the logic in the selinux-image bbclass will
  still touch the /.autorelabel flag and trigger relabeling.
- A systemd unit and script are added with a new systemd-selinux-relabel
  recipe to handle relabeling of some systemd generated files that do
  not get handled during root filesystem construction.  Some of these
  can be addressed by some upstream tweaks, but /etc/machine-id will
  always need special handling unless there is a shift to using
  read-only or stateless root by default.  With this workaround we still
  avoid doing a full relabel and reboot on first boot, which helps
  simplify CI.

Bug-AGL: SPEC-4332

Signed-off-by: Scott Murray <scott.murray@konsulko.com>
Change-Id: Ibf469e11eb3a67709074cc6794b3d12cd5071a90
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.automotivelinux.org/gerrit/c/AGL/meta-agl/+/27790
Tested-by: Jenkins Job builder account
ci-image-build: Jenkins Job builder account
ci-image-boot-test: Jenkins Job builder account
Reviewed-by: Jan-Simon Moeller <jsmoeller@linuxfoundation.org>

1 files changed, 57 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/meta-agl-core/dynamic-layers/meta-selinux/recipes-platform/packagegroups/packagegroup-agl-core-selinux.bb b/meta-agl-core/dynamic-layers/meta-selinux/recipes-platform/packagegroups/packagegroup-agl-core-selinux.bb
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+SUMMARY = "SELinux packages"
+DESCRIPTION = "SELinux packages required for AGL"
+LICENSE = "MIT"
+
+inherit packagegroup features_check
+
+REQUIRED_DISTRO_FEATURES = "selinux"
+
+PACKAGES = " \
+    packagegroup-agl-core-selinux \
+    packagegroup-agl-core-selinux-devel \
+"
+
+#
+# meta-selinux's packagegroup-core-selinux includes a lot of
+# policy development tools with its inclusion of the layer's
+# packagegroup-selinux-policycoreutils, which is not really
+# desirable for a production image.  Create our own base
+# packagegroup and an accompanying devel packagegroup that
+# agl-devel can trigger pulling in.
+#
+# NOTES:
+# - It seems likely we will always want auditd, so include
+#   it in the base packagegroup.
+# - selinux-autorelabel seems required to handle both the
+#   edge case of builds done on non-xattr capable filesystems,
+#   and to allow driving relabeling after potential package
+#   installation during runtime.
+# - packagegroup-selinux-policycoreutils includes a lot of
+#   things that seem not useful in a lot of systems (e.g.
+#   the gtk dependent selinux-gui), so for now the devel
+#   packagegroup aims to include a more minimal set of tools
+#   aimed at enabling checkpolicy and audit2allow use.
+# - Some thought needs to go into whether the relabeling
+#   fixup packages should be handled separately, as they
+#   ideally should not go into images using read-only or
+#   stateless rootfs, but those are image features so we
+#   cannot check for them here.
+#
+
+RDEPENDS:${PN} = " \
+    packagegroup-selinux-minimal \
+    auditd \
+    selinux-autorelabel \
+    systemd-selinux-relabel \
+"
+
+RDEPENDS:${PN}-devel = " \
+    ${BPN} \
+    libsepol-bin \
+    checkpolicy \
+    policycoreutils-loadpolicy \
+    policycoreutils-setsebool \
+    policycoreutils-hll \
+    semodule-utils-semodule-package \
+    selinux-python-audit2allow \
+"