Changeset 3a744d127566c14f309ae882c3de3925be0fb914

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02/26/10 07:58:32 (5 months ago)
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Chris PeBenito <cpebenito@tresys.com>
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Chris PeBenito <cpebenito@tresys.com> 1267192712 -0500
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[13f000d2ef052fe1a0746b5fbeeb9d7f9b7cb057]

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Improve documentation of corecmd_exec_bin() and corecmd_exec_shell().

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  • policy/modules/kernel/corecommands.if

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    294294##      in the caller domain. 
    295295## </summary> 
     296## <desc> 
     297##      <p> 
     298##      Allow the specified domain to execute generic programs 
     299##      in system bin directories (/bin, /sbin, /usr/bin, 
     300##      /usr/sbin) a without domain transition. 
     301##      </p> 
     302##      <p> 
     303##      Typically, this interface should be used when the domain 
     304##      executes general system progams within the privileges 
     305##      of the source domain.  Some examples of these programs 
     306##      are ls, cp, sed, python, and tar. This does not include 
     307##      shells, such as bash. 
     308##      </p> 
     309##      <p> 
     310##      Related interface: 
     311##      </p> 
     312##      <ul> 
     313##              <li>corecmd_exec_shell()</li> 
     314##      </ul> 
     315## </desc> 
    296316## <param name="domain"> 
    297317##      <summary> 
     
    771791######################################## 
    772792## <summary> 
    773 ##      Execute a shell in the caller domain. 
    774 ## </summary> 
     793##      Execute shells in the caller domain. 
     794## </summary> 
     795## <desc> 
     796##      <p> 
     797##      Allow the specified domain to execute shells without 
     798##      a domain transition. 
     799##      </p> 
     800##      <p> 
     801##      Typically, this interface should be used when the domain 
     802##      executes shells within the privileges 
     803##      of the source domain.  Some examples of these programs 
     804##      are bash, tcsh, and zsh. 
     805##      </p> 
     806##      <p> 
     807##      Related interface: 
     808##      </p> 
     809##      <ul> 
     810##              <li>corecmd_exec_bin()</li> 
     811##      </ul> 
     812## </desc> 
    775813## <param name="domain"> 
    776814##      <summary>