Closed joenall closed 2 years ago
If I invoke selint -r . at the top of a deep tree, it would be very helpful if the error message contained the relative or full path to the file in error. I have 329 .te files in 6,004 directories. I tried to get around this with a:
selint -r .
find . -name \*.te | xargs selint
but the path is still trimmed.
If I invoke
selint -r .at the top of a deep tree, it would be very helpful if the error message contained the relative or full path to the file in error. I have 329 .te files in 6,004 directories. I tried to get around this with a:but the path is still trimmed.