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<p>New page: The Reference Policy git repository may require a git policy compiler toolchain to compile. Reference Policy may be checked out by: $ git clone &lt;nowiki&gt;http://oss.tresys.com/git/refpoli...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>The Reference Policy git repository may require a git policy compiler toolchain to compile.<br /> <br /> Reference Policy may be checked out by:<br /> <br /> $ git clone &lt;nowiki&gt;http://oss.tresys.com/git/refpolicy.git&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> <br /> This will result in a refpolicy directory created in the current directory<br /> with the Reference Policy sources. For the remainder of this section,<br /> this directory will be referred to as the top of the refpolicy sources, and<br /> relative paths will use this directory as their reference.<br /> <br /> If you have a modules.conf, it should be placed in the policy/ directory. If<br /> you do not, one can be generated:<br /> <br /> $ make conf<br /> <br /> This will create a default modules.conf, which has all Reference Policy modules<br /> enabled as loadable modules, except those which are required to be in the<br /> base module. This can also be ran when a modules.conf already exists, and in<br /> that case, any new modules not listed in the modules.conf will be added to<br /> the file (existing module settings will be preserved).<br /> <br /> The build settings, such as setting the policy type (standard, mcs, mls), and<br /> Linux distributionThe build.conf is at the top of the refpolicy sources. These<br /> should be changed as necessary. For additional information on these options,<br /> refer to section 2 of the README file in the top of the refpolicy sources.<br /> Typically the TYPE and the DISTRO options will need to be changed.<br /> <br /> To build the policy, simply run make:<br /> <br /> $ make<br /> <br /> This will compile the policy and place the files in the top level of the<br /> refpolicy sources.</div>

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