Mike will correct me if I’m wrong, but my understanding is that the Tizen 2.2 
libsmack APIs have been *temporarily* added to Tizen 3.0 to address this issue.


From: Bumjin Im [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2013 12:21 AM
To: Bumjin Im; Schaufler, Casey
Cc: Bartlomiej Grzelewski; [email protected]; 김원국; 아누즈; 최현진; 김기동
Subject: Fwd: Re: Re: [Dev] Code synchronization: smack, 
smack-privilege-config, libprivilege-control, security-server.


Casey,



Any opinion below? Build team asks me to resolve build issue but you have the 
key. Currently libsmack has dependency on libprivilege-control and has 
osp-installer, and osp-installer build fails because of absence of libsmack 
APIs that are added into Tizen 2.2.



Bumjin



-- May the Force be with you 
----------------------------------------------------

* BumJin Im

* Senior Engineer,  Mobile S/W Platform lab, S/W Platform Team

   Samsung Electronics

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------- Original Message -------

Sender : Bumjin Im<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> S5/Senior 
Engineer/System S/W Lab./Samsung Electronics

Date : 2013-10-07 15:25 (GMT+09:00)

Title : Re: Re: [Dev] Code synchronization: smack, smack-privilege-config, 
libprivilege-control, security-server.



Casey,



Intel and Samsung security team agreed to remove 30,000 rule model and adapting 
your 3 domain model. So security-server and libprivilege-control will be surely 
modified quite a lot.

The problem here we have is the *build* problem. The Platform build fails 
because of old libprivilege-control and security-server as well as absence of 
smack-privilege-config package.

We will definitely modify those packages but I believe we should fix the build 
problem first.



Bumjin



-- May the Force be with you 
----------------------------------------------------

* BumJin Im

* Senior Engineer,  Mobile S/W Platform lab, S/W Platform Team

   Samsung Electronics

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------- Original Message -------

Sender : Schaufler, 
Casey<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>>

Date : 2013-10-05 03:14 (GMT+09:00)

Title : Re: [Dev] Code synchronization: smack, smack-privilege-config, 
libprivilege-control, security-server.




From: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Bartlomiej Grzelewski
Sent: Friday, October 04, 2013 3:15 AM
To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
Subject: [Dev] Code synchronization: smack, smack-privilege-config, 
libprivilege-control, security-server.

Dear all,
Due to problem with platform build I was asked to move commits(all of them were 
reviewed by Samsung engineers) from review.tizendev.org into review.tizen.org. 
This is the list of repositories that should be actualized:
* platform/core/security/security-server (106 commits to move)

The disposition of security-server for Tizen 3 has yet to be determined. The 
Intel security team is advocating that it be removed. It will certainly require 
significant change in the face of multiuser support if it is retained.

* platform/core/security/libprivilege-control (110 commits to move)

The Intel and Samsung security teams will need to talk about this one as well. 
The 32,000 rule model is something we don’t want to propagate into Tizen 3.

* platform/upstream/smack (21 comits to move. all of them must be cherry-picked 
because tizendev does not contains upstream history)

Please assure me that these are *not* the same libsmack changes that have been 
rejected upstream. They will *not* be accepted for Tizen 3.

* framework/security/smack-privilege-config (2 commits)

This package has not been introduced to Tizen 3 yet. There is no tizen branch.

I would like to push commits for smack and smack-privilege-config through 
gerrit. Who should be added as reviewer?

I believe that number of commits for security-server and libprivilege-config is 
too big to push them through gerrit. The history on tizendev and tizen is 
almost identical (usually tizen branch on tizen.org contains 6 or 7 additional 
commits at the top of history). If you don’t have any objections I would like 
to rebase all commits from tizen.org to base from tizendev (branch master) and 
push it directly to tizen branch with force option.

We don’t do this anymore.

If you have objection I will be force to use cherry-pick. Should I push all the 
commits through gerrit(who should be added as reviewer?) or push it directly to 
the git repository?

Clearly the Intel and Samsung security teams need to be coordinating better on 
how we’re moving forward on Tizen 3. Making changes that we know we’re planning 
to revert is a bad idea.

Best regards,
Bartlomiej Grzelewski



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