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Maanya Goenka 3838d22cfb systemd-analyze: allow parsing of JSON file to obtain custom security requirements for comparison
The 'security' verb of systemd-analyze needs to be able to parse JSON files to be able to read in
the user-defined requirements and use them to determine the overall exposure level of the specified unit
file(s). The JSON files are expected to have a specific format where the keys in the file are the
unit ids consisting of only alphanumeric characters and underscores and the values are JSON objects
again consisting of key value pairs. The keys in these objects may include one or more of the following
properties: description_na, description_good, description_bad, weight, and range. The first three of these
are expected to be strings and the latter two are expected to be unsigned integer values. If one or more
of these properties is missing from the JSON object, then the default values of the properties as specified
in the hard coded set of security directives is used. The other properties that assess() needs to determine
overall exposure levels for a unit file for example, the assess function and parameter type among others,
are not to be included in the JSON files defined by the user because the values assigned to these fields
are expected to be consistent across unit files for each id.
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