Hi Jim, > +int getfileconat (int fd, char const *file, security_context_t *con); > +int lgetfileconat (int fd, char const *file, security_context_t *con); > +int setfileconat (int fd, char const *file, security_context_t con); > +int lsetfileconat (int fd, char const *file, security_context_t con);
These functions have no specification, neither in the .h file nor in the .c file. A specification is probably easy to make up, by reference to getfilecon and setfilecon (for which gnulib also lacks documentation, btw, see [1] and [2]). > +gl_save_LIBS=$LIBS > + LIB_SELINUX= > + AC_SEARCH_LIBS([setfilecon], [selinux], > + [test "$ac_cv_search_setfilecon" = "none required" || > + LIB_SELINUX=$ac_cv_search_setfilecon]) > + AC_SUBST(LIB_SELINUX) > +LIBS=$gl_save_LIBS These lines is not necessary; LIB_SELINUX is already set by m4/selinux-selinux-h.m4, which is part of the 'selinux-h' module, on which 'selinux-at' depends. > +Include: > +selinux-at.h The filename here should be enclosed in double-quotes or angle brackets, otherwise "gnulib-tool --extract-include-directive selinux-at" and MODULES.html.sh produce an unusable output. Bruno [1] http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-gnulib/2008-10/msg00399.html [2] http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-gnulib/2008-10/msg00400.html
