Harbour-defender blacklisted in SFOS 3.4.0.24

[peterleinchen]

@DrYak

This code will see the files and update them.

The code linked above will not work because, the files don’t exist in the namespace of the main linux.

The solution to modify the configuration (the include /var/lib/lxc/aliendalvik/extra_config is handy for that) works, because it bind mounts the Linux file to inside the Android LXC.

Yes.
I changed the lxc mount a bit, but in the end it does not really matter, I guess.

Simply edit the file /var/lib/lxc/aliendalvik/extra_config as root and add following line:

lxc.mount.entry = /system/etc/hosts system/etc/hosts none bind,ro,create=file,optional 0 0

• I am using the Android /system/etc/hosts (which gets updated by Defender as well) for the lxc mount.
• Furthermore I added the option ‘ro’ so Android side cannot mess with SFOS file(s).
• And I put option ‘optional’ as when I tried to add also /system/etc/hosts.editable it caused aliendalvik to fail starting (ro file system, could not add that file, alien service failing). This is not needed for system/etc/hosts as this file is present. Just for the records.