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    whitehack

    user created patches for broken vendor provided RPMs & installers

    ...Ever downloaded a vendors RPM/installer for some hardware (or even software), installed the RPM/installer only to have to hack the installation to get it working? Point in question: Brother printers with selinux: Well that is just what I had to do when I bought my Brother MFC-J6910DW printer and tried to install it on RHEL/Centos Linux. After a bit of googling I found a 4 line hack that fixed the problem. But then I went one hack further and created a whitehack. This is a RPM/installer that installs my "white hack" on your computer. Whitehacks come in two forms: * whitehack_XXX - unenabled, good for initial review * whitehack_XXX-enabled - install enabled, good for batch patch installs Keywords: rpmbuild, .spec, brlpdwrappermfc, brprintconf_mfc, audit2allow and semodule.
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