use sys.executable #68
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selinux/__init__.py
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| system_python = "/usr/bin/python%s" % ".".join( | ||
| [str(item) for item in platform.python_version_tuple()[0:2]] | ||
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| system_python = sys.executable |
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This will break badly as it will pick a local python when run from within a virtualenv, and it fail to discover the system python, which is likely the only one that might have the _selinux binary extension installed.
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I wrote a more elaborate fix, is this one acceptable?
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I rewrote my PR to look for |
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BTW, this now also adds support for virtualenvs |
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@ssbarnea Do you have any plans of merging this? |
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This ( |
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Hi. I think this is working because it's reloading on itself and the check for If I'm understanding correctly, this shim library should reload using selinux bindings if they are installed. If this is correct, I understand why we cannot merge this. Please correct me if I'm wrong. ps: I also looking for a solution to this problem. I can help if you guys let me. |
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ansible now from version 8, loads selinux differently. Basically it's using ctypes to get the .so I might understand why the main developers haven't payed attention to this PR |
Fixed nasty bug