[Docs] Exceptions for user init files

Making broad changes to user initialization files with Ansible is
disruptive to the contents of home directories. This patch contains
documentation for exceptions.

Implements: blueprint security-rhel7-stig
Change-Id: Ia9d2cb336ab2a9f7af7baec644d3b04535f498e6
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Major Hayden
2016-12-15 10:45:07 -06:00
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id: RHEL-07-020840
status: not implemented
tag: misc
status: exception - manual intervention
tag: file_perms
---
This STIG requirement is not yet implemented.
Although the STIG requires that all initialization files for interactive users
have proper owners, group owners, and permissions, these changes are often
disruptive for users. The tasks in the security role do not make any changes
to user initialization files.
Deployers should review the content and discretionary access controls applied
to each user's initialization files in their home directory.

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id: RHEL-07-020850
status: not implemented
tag: misc
status: exception - manual intervention
tag: file_perms
---
This STIG requirement is not yet implemented.
Although the STIG requires that all initialization files for interactive users
have proper owners, group owners, and permissions, these changes are often
disruptive for users. The tasks in the security role do not make any changes
to user initialization files.
Deployers should review the content and discretionary access controls applied
to each user's initialization files in their home directory.

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@@ -1,7 +1,13 @@
---
id: RHEL-07-020860
status: not implemented
tag: misc
status: exception - manual intervention
tag: file_perms
---
This STIG requirement is not yet implemented.
Although the STIG requires that all initialization files for interactive users
have proper owners, group owners, and permissions, these changes are often
disruptive for users. The tasks in the security role do not make any changes
to user initialization files.
Deployers should review the content and discretionary access controls applied
to each user's initialization files in their home directory.