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Since the new tomoyo-tools 2.6 branch lists that only kernel 5.1 and later is supported, I've added tomoyo-tools-25 as a replacement for pre 5.1 kernels (such as the LTS).

This package will updated to the 2.6 branch once kernel 5.1 drops. Users are advised to update the kernel and tomoyo-tools simultaneously, otherwise your system may be rendered unbootable.

(The conflicts with kernels >=5.1 are there to prevent any accidental updates that may break your system. They'll be removed at a later date.)

Since the new tomoyo-tools 2.6 branch lists that only kernel 5.1 and later is supported, I've added tomoyo-tools-25 as a replacement for pre 5.1 kernels (such as the LTS).

This package will updated to the 2.6 branch once kernel 5.1 drops. Users are advised to update the kernel and tomoyo-tools simultaneously, otherwise your system may be rendered unbootable.

(The conflicts with kernels >=5.1 are there to prevent any accidental updates that may break your system. They'll be removed at a later date.)

New maintainer here.

I've removed the hard dependency on 'linux-tomoyo' to allow user to update directly after kernel 5.0.7-arch1 updates.

TOMOYO docs state that tomoyo-tools 2.6 supports kernel 5.1 and above. I'll update this once Arch switches from 5.0 to 5.1.

Linux kernel 5.0.7-arch1 is going to reintroduce Tomoyo support. This package probably should be version bumped to tomoyo-tools-2.6.0-20190305 as well.

@Amplificator, I do that so I don't get users complaining that it doesn't work when they don't install a kernel with tomoyo support. You don't have to use the linux-linux package (I don't), you just have to use a kernel that provides linux-tomoyo (put it in the provides array of your kernel).

Can you please make linux-tomoyo an optional dependency? Not even -Sdd works.
Forcing the use of a specific kernel is not preferable.
To make it even worse, linux-tomoyo currently fails to build.

I've been using it for a while and didn't even realize it wasn't in the package...

Wow, that was fast!. Thank you @Stebalien.

@helq, Done

Hi Stebalien,

can you please add the `tomoyo-auditd.service' as says in https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/TOMOYO_Linux#Log_daemon ?
You just need to add the `tomoyo-auditd.service' to the tarball, and the next lines to the PKGBUILD:

mkdir -p "${pkgdir}/lib/systemd/system/"
install -m644 "${srcdir}/tomoyo-auditd.service" "${pkgdir}/lib/systemd/system/"

Thank you.

As of 3.14, the default kernel does not enable tomoyo support. Therefore this package now depends on linux-tomoyo.

You might notice that the linux-tomoyo package doesn't exist. If you compile your own kernel, I recommend adding 'linux-tomoyo' to the provides array. If someone wants to upload (and maintain) a linux-tomoyo package, feel free. I included this dependency for visibility (otherwise, users might update to linux 3.14 without realizing that they will need to install a custom kernel).