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<p>New page: == Author == James Carter == Topic == Work on a Higher-Level Policy Language == Abstract == While Refpolicy has resulted in a much better organization of policy and made policy develo...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Author ==<br /> <br /> James Carter<br /> <br /> == Topic ==<br /> <br /> Work on a Higher-Level Policy Language<br /> <br /> == Abstract ==<br /> <br /> While Refpolicy has resulted in a much better organization of policy and<br /> made policy development easier, it is still a very low-level language.<br /> As a first step towards developing a higher-level language, language<br /> constructs were created to allow SELinux types to be merged and cloned,<br /> and to add or remove policy statements. This talk will discuss those<br /> four constructs, give examples of their usage, and (hopefully) show how<br /> they are useful.</div>

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