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Reading the file /etc/resolv.conf that is linked to
/run/connman/resolv.conf is not possible for common users.
This changes add the setting of the directory /run/connman
that allows common applications to read that file.
To achieves this goal, that changes use the intended
tuning mechanism of systemd instead of using sed.
This is cleaner. Thus this as been adapted for bluez5 too.
Bug-AGL: SPEC-2006
Change-Id: I3d2a708be2a5c62664bfcf90757e9e5c080d6179
Signed-off-by: José Bollo <jose.bollo@iot.bzh>
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Add rules to correctly tag devices with *.
The most general rule is that devices should be
protected using DAC rules (user and group).
Bug-AGL: SPEC-2006
Change-Id: Ie18f79353f8f7645c2b615a359c65ec3a6984958
Signed-off-by: José Bollo <jose.bollo@iot.bzh>
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The recipe for systemd that belongs to meta-security
was carrying lot of history for probably no purpose.
If history is needed, curious people can still refer to
https://github.com/intel/meta-intel-iot-security
Change-Id: I8762da7feb2084de2a97025498eb47ef815c7954
Signed-off-by: José Bollo <jose.bollo@iot.bzh>
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This changes introduces the new recipe
meta-security/recipes-core/smack-system-setup/smack-system-setup_1.bb
The purpose is to split the recipe of systemd in two
parts:
- A part specific to systemd and only systemd
It actually includes Smack patches for systemd
and a renaming of udev-rules.
- A part more oriented on putting the system in
order to run with Smack activated.
At the end, it will probably save many rebuilds as
systemd recipe will evolve less in relation with the
setup of the system.
As example, the udev rule file "55-udev-smack-default.rules"
that setup udev rules specific to smack is no more brought
by systemd but by smack-system-setup.
Also at the same time, some cleanup and refactoring is
done. Note that the ".bbappend" file for systemd is
now fixed in version and is including a common file file
that records the several known versions. No cleanup was
made on the versioned patch for the sake of memory.
The cleanup of the history is to be achieved later...
Bug-AGL: SPEC-2045
Change-Id: Iacf772142a381729dfdbe98d133a3effc4d6cf68
Signed-off-by: José Bollo <jose.bollo@iot.bzh>
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It is critical for agl-sota feature
Bug-AGL: SPEC-1717
Change-Id: Ia4060721e3a092d13934d3af575199e67e356e71
Signed-off-by: Anton Gerasimov <anton.gerasimov@here.com>
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This is the last larger commit in this series and deals with the graphical part.
We introduce the graphical profiles:
- meta-agl-profile-graphical
-- meta-agl-profile-graphical-html5
-- meta-agl-profile-graphical-qt5
Notable changes:
- weston-ini-conf moved to the meta-agl-bsp layer. Most BSPs have bbappends, so we need to have the recipes present (but unused) even in the console images.
- new image: agl-image-boot = terminal-only + network + package-manaager. Ready for using package-feeds
- new image/sdk: agl-image-minimal-crosssdk
- agl-service-mediaplayer has a dependency on weston, thus it cannot be in the 'core'. Moved it to profile-graphical.
- The wayland-ivi-extension moved to the agl-demo-platform.
- The app-framework layer included and pulled 'web-runtime' as dependency. This broke console-only images. This has been moved to be in meta-agl-demo only for now.
- added and massaged the agl-features.
- found and added a useful script 'oe-depends-dot' that helps to work with the dot files (produced with bitbake -g)
Todo:
- we'll need another pass through the packagegroups. The dependencies for the layers/profiles are now sorted-out but we might have to add/shuffle a few packages.
For further details, see meta-agl/docs/profiles.md.
v2: fix meta-agl/meta-security/conf/layer.conf - the immediate expansion previously used in there caused some recipes not being added to BBFILES.
v3: fix packagegroup renaming (packagegroup-agl-devel -> packagegroup-agl-core-devel)
v4: fix missing packagegroup inclusion (tnx Jose, Scott, Stephane)
v5: fix missing packagegroup inclusion
v6: explicitely put profile-graphical-qt5 on-top of profile-grap |