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Rule disable_prelink is selected in RHEL8 profiles #6187

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matusmarhefka opened this issue Oct 12, 2020 · 3 comments · Fixed by #6289
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Rule disable_prelink is selected in RHEL8 profiles #6187

matusmarhefka opened this issue Oct 12, 2020 · 3 comments · Fixed by #6289
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productization-issue Issue found in upstream stabilization process. RHEL Red Hat Enterprise Linux product related.

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Description of problem:

Rule disable_prelink is selected in RHEL8 profiles even though it is not applicable on RHEL8. The prelink package doesn't exist in RHEL8 and it has been replaced with the execstack package which is built from prelink sources but contains just the execstack binary.

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master

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RHEL8

@matusmarhefka matusmarhefka added RHEL Red Hat Enterprise Linux product related. productization-issue Issue found in upstream stabilization process. labels Oct 12, 2020
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Is the execstack package going to be in base rhel? So far it is in codeready repos.

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@redhatrises I would expect it will remain in codeready repos. AFAIK prelink functionality cannot be configured through execstack so I still think the rule disable_prelink should be removed from the RHEL8 profiles (as prelink is not shipped in RHEL8 you cannot enable it, therefore having a rule to disable it doesn't make sense). I have also checked and prelink package is not even in epel repo for RHEL8.

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@redhatrises I would expect it will remain in codeready repos. AFAIK prelink functionality cannot be configured through execstack so I still think the rule disable_prelink should be removed from the RHEL8 profiles (as prelink is not shipped in RHEL8 you cannot enable it, therefore having a rule to disable it doesn't make sense). I have also checked and prelink package is not even in epel repo for RHEL8.

@matusmarhefka agreed. Thanks for the investigation. Glad we no longer have to check prelink.

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