Himmelblau installs Intune Linux custom configuration scripts as
/etc/cron.d jobs, and the image had no cron, so a script policy failed to
apply. Add cronie and enable crond.
Add a custom configuration script that repairs Microsoft Defender on its
schedule: finishes first-boot setup, restarts a stopped daemon, onboards with
the tenant's mdatp_onboard.json (pasted into the script in Intune), and
re-enables real-time protection and updates definitions when needed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Himmelblau reports VERSION_ID from /etc/os-release as the device OS version,
so Intune showed "44". Give himmelblaud and himmelblaud-tasks their own
os-release (bind-mounted in their mount namespace only) with VERSION_ID set to
OSTREE_VERSION, e.g. 44.20261019.0. The rest of the system keeps the stock
VERSION_ID that toolbox, flatpak and dnf expect.
Add an Intune custom compliance discovery script and rules for Microsoft
Defender for Endpoint (installed, running, onboarded, licensed, healthy,
real-time protection, definitions up to date). These are uploaded to Intune,
not shipped in the image.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
himmelblau-sso registers its native messaging host and force-installs
the Linux Entra SSO extension only for Chrome, Chromium and Firefox.
Edge reads /etc/opt/edge, so ship the same two files there.
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Go with Entra ID sign-in through Himmelblau for fedora-intune and drop
the Microsoft Intune app (intune-portal, identity broker) variant. With
a single image, the workstation, Edge and Defender manifests move back
from images/shared into images/fedora-intune, and CI builds just that
image again. The Microsoft repo is now limited to mdatp and Edge.
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Fixes found by building and inspecting the image:
- Select the Intune authselect profile with-altfiles. Without it system
users in /usr/lib/passwd (gdm, pipewire, mdatp) do not resolve and the
login screen never starts. The build now fails if gdm does not resolve.
- Ship /opt as a plain directory (opt-usrlocal: root). Defender installs
to /opt/microsoft/mdatp and keeps state in /var/opt/microsoft/mdatp;
with the default /opt -> /var/opt symlink those were the same
read-only directory. rpm-ostree still relocates /opt content to
/usr/lib/opt, so finalize.d/60-opt-links links it back (only for images
where /opt is a directory; fedora-cosmic/remote are unaffected).
- Run Defender's %post on first boot (mdatp-firstboot.service): in a
compose /var is read-only and the machine GUID/state must not be
shared. mdatp.service waits for it.
New image fedora-intune-himmelblau: the same workstation with Entra ID
sign-in through Himmelblau (Community Nightly packages), which joins the
device at the first sign-in and enrolls it in Intune (apply_policy)
instead of the Microsoft Intune app. Workstation, Edge and Defender
manifests move to images/shared so both images use them; build.sh copies
images/shared/*.yaml and CI builds both images in one matrix job.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
New image for testing Microsoft Intune enrollment and Linux compliance
policies: a minimal GNOME workstation (gnome-initial-setup, Ptyxis,
Files) with the Intune app, the Microsoft identity broker, Edge and
Defender for Endpoint (mdatp) from packages.microsoft.com (RHEL 10
builds, limited to those packages with includepkgs).
No Kanidm: the Intune app installs its own authselect profile with
pam_intune for the password compliance checks. Its %post cannot select
the profile or load the SELinux module during a compose, so both are
redone in postprocess.
build.sh now copies every *.yaml of an image, so manifests can be split
into more files than manifest.yaml and custom.yaml.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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