Bug: 73660835
Test: With the other commit on this topic, clearing all trace files via
the app works properly.
Change-Id: I27a4a5a14d9afe817683f1b046a644648a84badc
This changes tracefs files to be default-enabled in debug mode, but
default-disabled with specific files enabled in user mode.
Bug: 64762598
Test: Successfully took traces in user mode.
Change-Id: I572ea22253e0c1e42065fbd1d2fd7845de06fceb
Test: Standard Traceur workflow works successfully with no
selinux denials on a user build.
Bug: 64762598
Change-Id: I0dfe506d463b63d70c5bda03f8706041ea7ab448
getattr for trace_data_file:dir permissions was missing, impacting
functionality.
Bug:68126425
Test: Traceur functionality is properly working
Change-Id: I2c8ae5cf3463a8e5309b8402713744e036a64171
Fixing denials that stopped traceur from being able to write to
debugfs_tracing. Also cleaning up general find denials for services that
traceur doesn't have permission to access.
Additionally, labeling /data/local/trace as a trace_data_file in order
to give traceur a UX friendly area to write its traces to now that it
will no longer be a shell user. It will be write/readable by traceur,
and deletable/readable by shell.
Test: Traceur functionality is not being blocked by selinux policy
Bug: 68126425
Change-Id: I201c82975a31094102e90bc81454d3c2a48fae36
This CL creates a traceur_app domain with userdebug privileges akin to
what shell has with regards to being able to find most services on
device. Previously, traceur was running as shell which was an
unintentional abuse of selinux architecture.
Bug: 68126425
Test: Traceur functions outside of shell user privilege
Change-Id: Ib5090e7e8225ad201b3ec24b506fe2717101d0f1
