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π NAME π
okay bestie, welcome to the man(8) page for fapolicy-analyzer β it's literally the configuration and log analysis bestie for fapolicyd. that's the whole name section, no notes, we move π
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
so it provides GTK+3 tools that help you configure and manage fapolicyd. yes, actual GUI tools, we are not fighting a config file in vim at 2am (unless you want to, no judgement π«Ά).
there are four tools bundled in this app, and they are all icons, all of them:
- Trust Administration β view and edit the
fapolicydtrust database, including discrepancies between disk and trust. it's giving detective energy π - Rule Administration β author
fapolicydrules in a graphical editor with syntax highlighting and linting. yes, highlighting AND linting, the editor is serving π - Policy Profiling β execute applications in passive mode, capturing the logging output for analysis. sneaky little observer mode, we love her πΈ
- Log Analysis β view
fapolicydlog data in graphical components that enable resolution of trust discrepancies. the logs, but make them make sense β¨
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
File Access Policy Analyzer is a GUI tool to assist with the configuration and management of fapolicyd. that's the whole description. short, sweet, main character energy π
π NOTES π
- the application configuration lives at
~/.config/fapolicy-analyzer/config.toml. memorise it, screenshot it, tattoo it, whatever works for you π - the application entrypoint will use polkit to escalate privileges if
sudois not used. so like, if you didn'tsudo, it's gonna politely ask polkit for the keys to the kingdom. no cap π₯
π OPTIONS π
-v,--verboseβ turns on verbose mode, which increases logging output. she's chatty and we respect it π£οΈβ¨
π¦ FILES π¦
~/.config/fapolicy-analyzer/config.tomlβ application configuration toml. that's her, that's the file, protect her with your life π
π SEE ALSO π
go read these too bestie, they're the extended universe:
π BUGS π
No known bugs. not one. flawless. unproblematic. she ate and left no crumbs π₯π
that's the whole page bestie, we made it π«Ά this was version 1.0, dated 16 Dec 2022, straight out of the fapolicy-analyzer man page in section 8 of the manual. mwah, stan, bye πβ¨π
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