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0N/A# This ruleset is useful for "system" components-- ones which are expected
0N/A# to appear primarily in the global zone, but which may have some small
0N/A# pieces (man pages, header files) which may need to appear in all zones.
0N/A# The current rules specify that all payload-bearing actions (file,
0N/A# dir, hardlink, link) should appear *only* in the global zone, with
204N/A# the following exceptions:
0N/A# - man pages appear in all zones
0N/A# - header files appear in all zones
0N/A# - mdb(1) modules appear in all zones
0N/A# You may well have other actions which you wish to appear in all zones.
0N/A# An example would be an administrative utility for a driver which has
112N/A# been virtualized to work within zones. For those actions you wish to
0N/A# appear in all zones, add the following attribute to your action.
0N/A# You DO NOT need to specify __NODEFAULT for man pages, headers, or
0N/A# mdb modules, as those are covered by the automatic rules below.
0N/A# appear in the post-processed manifest.
0N/A# For packaging nerds:
0N/A# We have a problem to solve here: To make an action appear in all zones,
0N/A# more complicated to use "default".
0N/A# Here's what we do: we use "default" to set all payload bearing actions
0N/A# in all zones, the packager must specify
0N/A# which set __NODEFAULT for a few classes of well known things, like man
0N/A# We then go through and clean up all of the __NODEFAULTed attributes by
0N/A# simply deleting them.
0N/A# Man pages should appear in all zones.
0N/A# Headers should appear in all zones.
0N/A# MDB modules should appear in all zones, as one might debug a crash dump
0N/A# Everything else is global zone only unless the user overrides
0N/A# action-by-action with __NODEFAULT.
0N/A# Buff out the __NODEFAULT attributes.