Revert "Add new file context rabbitmq_conf_t." #210
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np with reverting; but what will be the next step? |
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It's important also to understand, why we're reverting it and avoid it in future. |
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Also please explain the reason for reverting in the commit message. Revert without any explanation is a very bad practice. |
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@Richard-Filo, please include the explanation to the commit message so that it is clear and understandable and make the first comment match the commit message. |
Reverts fedora-selinux#179 Reason is that I forgot to ask maintainer of rabbitmq if it is expected behavior that a program which rabbitmq server uses, can write to own configuration file. I create BZ: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1803126. And now I'm waiting for answer. In the meantime I'm reverting this PR.
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Reverts #179
Reason is that I forgot to ask maintainer of rabbitmq if it is expected behavior that a program which rabbitmq server uses, can write to own configuration file.
I create BZ: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1803126.
And now I'm waiting for answer. In the meantime I'm reverting this PR.