similar to: [PATCH][ACM EZPOLICY TOOL] Make xensec_ezpolicy ready for wx/Python 2.5

Same functionality as the previous patches in this series. I have updated the error handling to correct the problems discovered by Ewan. This patch successfully completes the xm-test suite on my dev machine. In addition, we have tested out the affected commands by hand to ensure that error handling is being done properly. Hopefully this one will not create any more problems.

This patch fixes an indentation error in main.py. The effect of this bug is that block-attach does not check labels if the ACM is active. This bug slipped in with change set 11572_:_ ad22c711ccb7 <http://xenbits.xensource.com/xen-unstable.hg?cs=ad22c711ccb7>. This patch is essential and should get into 3.0.3. I tested the patch with security off and on. Thanks Reiner P.S. We are

This patch fixes return codes for the acm-related Xen management scripts (error conditions) and addresses minor issues that ''pycheck'' complains about. It is tested with xm-test and by manually running the xm commands. It also handles the return case (reported by Masaki Kanno) that was missed in the originally patch. Signed-off by: Reiner Sailer <sailer@us.ibm.com>

This patch adds a policy name to the policy definition. This policy name must be unique and must change if the content of the file changes. The policy name is used to ensure that the XM tools and the hypervisor work on the same policy, i.e., interpret the security information on domains consistently. This patch also simplifies the policy management by moving policy and labels into a single

This patch adds an ACM hook into the network scripts (/etc/xen/scripts). It adds iptables rules that enforce mandatory access control on network packets exchanged between virtual interfaces. If ACM is active, this patch sets the default FORWARD policy in Dom0 to DROP and adds iptables ACCEPT rules between vifs that belong to domains that are permitted to share (determined by using the

This patch: * adds a C-based security policy translation tool to Xen (secpol_xml2bin) and removes the current Java security policy translator (Java dependencies). The C-based tool integrates into the Xen source tree build and install (using gnome libxml2 for XML parsing). See install.txt. * introduces security labels and related tools. Users can now use semantic-rich label names to put

For some reason, Mailman auto-discarded this message, so I am reposting it. Curt -----Original Message----- From: Nick Kral [mailto:nkral@pinnaclet.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2004 8:55 AM To: Wxruby developers'' list Subject: Re: [Wxruby-users] Wx::ListCtrl#get_item method Same question - I have a small patch I need to send for the mac version. Nick Curt Hibbs wrote: >I

Hi guys! I have a question (or a request?) on Wx::ListCtrl#get_item method. As you can see in the wxWindows reference, wxListCtrl::GetItem method of C++ is different from that of wxPython. C++ return value: boolean argument: wxListItem& info wxPython return value: wxListItem arguments: int ID, int column (optional) How about wxruby? >From the wxruby source code, wxruby looks

Hi, as a follow-up to the posting of the sHype patches for Xen from Tue/We this week [http://lists.xensource.com/archives/html/xen-devel/2005-03/msg01371.html], you''ll find attached the promised draft Readme for the courageous ones to get a little exposure to sHype at a small example. I am posting this right before being away-from-email until April 11th. Please be patient when

I have been looking in the API Docs for get_parent type stuff for the Menu''s - so I can track a click path across sub-menus and have not found anything. Are there really no functions for that or did I just miss the right place to look? If it is true then consider this below: class MyMenu < Wx::Menu def initialize(mymasterclass, name = nil, id = -1, parent_menu = nil, title =

> From: David Hopwood <david@bl...> > [image removed] Re: trusted computing > 2004-10-18 19:24 > Tim Freeman wrote: > > > not about Xen in particular, but as a side note, because I think some > > people are interested in trusted computing and virtualization? If > > you"re not, sorry for the intrusion! > > > >

Hi, I have an interface from R to the wxPython GUI toolkit which works under Windows: http://bioinf.wehi.edu.au/folders/james/wxPython/ (as long as you build RSPython with a shared (not static) Python library). But on Linux I get an error: > library(RSPython) > importPythonModule("wx") Error in .PythonEval(cmd) : Error in Python call:

Patches item #20130, was opened at 2008-05-14 01:26 You can respond by visiting: http://rubyforge.org/tracker/?func=detail&atid=220&aid=20130&group_id=35 Category: None Group: None Status: Open Resolution: None Priority: 3 Submitted By: Cezar Espinola (cezarsa) Assigned to: Nobody (None) Summary: Event handling performance issues Initial Comment: Hi folks. This little patch intend

Hi, I am trying out this example adapted from the wxpython book, but the mouse motion event does not seem to be captured right. What am I doing wrong? Thanks warrior # code below require ''wx'' class MyFrame < Wx::Frame def initialize super(nil, -1, "My Frame", :size => [300,300]) @my_panel = Wx::Panel.new(self, -1) evt_motion(){ |event|

Hi, I am making a game with Ruby/SDL and have run into trouble finding a GUI to cooperate. I have seen numerous examples of wxWindows in combination with SDL (wxPython and PyGame), but have yet to be able to do it in ruby (PyGame example: http://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/IntegratingPyGame). I am not very good with wxRuby as this is my first time using it and thought some more knowledgable users

Daniel, Thanks for the sample code. Sizers do appear to have a problem and it''s on the list to take a look at. I''m currently reworking several classes and trying to fix some of the big compatibility bugs. I will test your code with my latest builds but I don''t think I''ve gotten to the sizers yet. Roy Daniel F. Savarese wrote: > I''ve run into

I''ve spent a couple hours tracking through the code and reading Swig documentation to try to find out about tracking C objects back to Ruby objects. It''s not so easy to do. I took at look at wxPython and their source is a mess! I wasn''t able to glean anything from them on how they do it. My current hypothesis is to trap SWIG_NewPointerObj calls and build a map.

Hi, wxWidgets sources are good to understand the main subject of wxRuby but if you dont know C++ it stucks somewhere else. wxPython sources are good sources and syntax is closer to ruby but it is not ruby at the end. wxRuby sources are also good but i don''t think there are enough sources. I use wiki to understand and i closely look at tutorials, i use samples to solve anything on my own.

The attached fixes set_item_data, get_item_data and some other methods for the TreeCtrl so they work nicely with Ruby objects and GC. In C++ Wx TreeCtrl item_data works differently from client_data in classes derived from ControlWithItems (eg Choice, ListCtrl). A one-to-one mapping of the way TreeCtrl works would mean that you would have to derive a class from TreeItemData, and instantiate

These patches implement wxRegion and the ShapedWindow sample. I stole the ruby image from ruby-lang.org. Shamelessly. Maybe someone has a better image we can use for the shaped window. It didn''t seem to make sense to use the Python image. I''d like something even bigger than what I stol^h^h^h^hmade, preferably. Image goes in icons. I had to %ignore one function in wxRegion.