Release SELinux labels on error in init function. #31
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This is a backport of an upstream fix for: opencontainers/selinux@fd7b61c Currently if we have an error in the options, we will leak and allocated SELinux label. This change will release on error. Also return the mountlabel, even if the user specifies to disable SELinux separation. This keeps other containers from being able to look at this privileged containers content, as well makeing sure all content has a label.
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This is a backport of an upstream fix for:
opencontainers/selinux@fd7b61c
Currently if we have an error in the options, we will leak and allocated
SELinux label. This change will release on error.
Also return the mountlabel, even if the user specifies to disable SELinux separation. This keeps other containers from being able to look at this privileged
containers content, as well makeing sure all content has a label.
This is in conjunction with projectatomic/docker#370; while the leak isn't present as
runcitself doesn't call this function as often asdockerddoes, I thought it good to include.