Sepolicy: Adapt for new A/B OTA flow am: d47c1e93

am: b5511cbe

Change-Id: Ia44b7f631490d08f95c193144e97257febb65e21

installd.te

@@ -73,11 +73,6 @@ domain_auto_trans(installd, profman_exec, profman)
 # Run idmap in its own sandbox.
 domain_auto_trans(installd, idmap_exec, idmap)
 
-# Run otapreopt in its own sandbox.
-domain_auto_trans(installd, otapreopt_chroot_exec, otapreopt_chroot)
-# otapreopt_chroot will transition into postinstall_dexopt, which will spawn a child.
-allow installd postinstall_dexopt:process sigchld;
-
 # Upgrade from unlabeled userdata.
 # Just need enough to remove and/or relabel it.
 allow installd unlabeled:dir { getattr search relabelfrom rw_dir_perms rmdir };

otapreopt_chroot.te

@@ -10,5 +10,8 @@ allow otapreopt_chroot self:capability { sys_admin sys_chroot };
 # Allow to transition to postinstall_ota, to run otapreopt in its own sandbox.
 domain_auto_trans(otapreopt_chroot, postinstall_file, postinstall_dexopt)
 
-# Allow otapreopt to use file descriptors from installd.
-allow otapreopt_chroot installd:fd use;
+# Allow otapreopt to use file descriptors from update-engine. It will
+# close them immediately.
+allow otapreopt_chroot postinstall:fd use;
+allow otapreopt_chroot update_engine:fd use;
+allow otapreopt_chroot update_engine:fifo_file write;

postinstall.te

@@ -33,3 +33,5 @@ binder_call(postinstall, system_server)
 
 # Need to talk to the otadexopt service.
 allow postinstall otadexopt_service:service_manager find;
+
+domain_auto_trans(postinstall, otapreopt_chroot_exec, otapreopt_chroot)

postinstall_dexopt.te

@@ -47,8 +47,8 @@ selinux_check_access(postinstall_dexopt)
 # We have to manually transition, as we don't have an entrypoint.
 domain_auto_trans(postinstall_dexopt, postinstall_file, dex2oat)
 
-# installd wants to know about our child.
-allow postinstall_dexopt installd:process sigchld;
+# Postinstall wants to know about our child.
+allow postinstall_dexopt postinstall:process sigchld;
 
 # Allow otapreopt to use file descriptors from otapreopt_chroot.
 # TODO: Probably we can actually close file descriptors...