setgid bit for nagios directory (boo#1028975, boo#1150345)
global: removal of unneeded SuSEconfig file and directory
global: restructure repository layout
dumpcap: remove 'other' executable bit because of capabilities (boo#1148788, CVE-2019-3687)
add one more missing slash for icinga2
fix more missing slashes for directories
cron directory permissions: add slashes
iputils: Add capability permissions for clockdiff
iputils/ping: Drop effective capability
iputils/ping6: Remove definitions
singluarity: Add starter-suid for version 3.2.0
removed entry for /var/cache/man. Conflicts with packaging and man:man is the better setting anyway (boo#1133678)
fixed error in description of permissions.paranoid. Make it clear that this is not a usable profile, but intended as a base for own developments
Misleading comment fix
removed old entry for wodim
removed old entry for netatalk
removed old entry for suidperl
removed old entriy for utempter
removed old entriy for hostname
removed old directory entries
removed old entry for qemu-bridge-helper
removed old entries for pccardctl
removed old entries for isdnctrl
removed old entries for unix(2)_chkpwd
removed old entries for mount.nfs
removed old entries for (u)mount
removed old entry for fileshareset
removed old entries for KDE
removed old entry for heartbeat
removed old entry for gnome-control-center
removed old entry for pcp
removed old entry for lpdfilter
removed old entry for scotty
removed old entry for ia32el
removed old entry for squid
removed old qpopper whitelist
removed pt_chown entries. Not needed anymore and a bad idea anyway
removed old majordomo entry
removed stale entries for old ncpfs tools
removed old entry for rmtab
Fixed type in icinga2 whitelist entry
New whitelisting for /usr/lib/virtualbox/VirtualBoxVM and removed stale entries for VirtualBox
Removed whitelist for /usr/bin/su.core. According to comment a temporary hack introduced 2012 to help moving su from coretuils to util-linux. I couldn't find it anywhere, so we don't need it anymore
Remove entry for /usr/bin/yaps. We don't ship it anymore and the group that is used doesn't exists anymore starting with Leap 15, so it will not work there anyway. Users using this (old) package can do this individually
removed entry for /etc/ftpaccess. We currently don't have it anywhere (and judging from my search this has been the case for quite a while)
Ensure consistency of entries, otherwise switching between settings becomes problematic
Fix spelling of SUSE
adjust settings for amanda to current binary layout