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PGP: Set a default creation SELinux labels on GnuPG directories #287

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  1. PGP: Set a default creation SELinux labels on GnuPG directories

    This is another way how to fix mismatching SELinux context on
    /run/user directories without moving the directories to
    /run/gnupg/user.
    
    librepo used to precreate the directory in /run/user to make sure
    a GnuPG agent executed by GPGME library places its socket there.
    
    The directories there are normally created and removed by systemd
    (logind PAM session). librepo created them for a case when a package
    manager is invoked out of systemd session, before the super user logs
    in. E.g. by a timer job to cache repository metadata.
    
    A problem was when this out-of-session process was a SELinux-confined
    process creating files with its own SELinux label different from a DNF
    program. Then the directory was created with a SELinux label different
    from the one expected by systemd and when logging out a corresponding
    user, the mismatching label clashed with systemd.
    
    This patch fixes the issue by choosing a SELinux label of those
    directories to the label defined in a default SELinux file context
    database.
    
    This patch adds a new -DENABLE_SELINUX=OFF CMake option to disable the
    new dependency on libselinux. A default behavior is to support SELinux
    only if GPGME backend is selected with -DUSE_GPGME=ON.
    
    https://issues.redhat.com/browse/RHEL-10720
    ppisar committed Oct 18, 2023
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