initd-lint1
A linter for openrc init files shipped with alpine linux
Usage
initd-lint <initd ...
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Overview
initd-lint is a linter for openrc init files shipped with Alpine Linux See alint(5) under the initd-lint section for an explanation of each violation that initd-lint checks for.
initd-lint will print the policy violations found and exit 1, if no violations are found then nothing will be printed and it will exit 0.
Output
initd-lint will print to stdout whenever a policy violation is found in the following format
SEVERITYCERTAINITY:[TAG]:PATH::MSG
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SEVERITY refers to how severe a violation is, ranging from S to M. |
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CERTAINITY refers to how likely it is not a false positive, ranging from C to P |
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TAG refers to the tag of the violation, see |
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PATH refers to the path given for |
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MSG is a short message meant for humans to know what is the violation. |