Hi Daniel, Not sure if you know already but there is an "official" profile for pulseaudio, since Ubuntu 12.04.
You can see it for specific Ubuntu versions here: https://git.launchpad.net/apparmor-profiles/tree/ubuntu Regards, Simon On 2016-08-10 04:12 PM, daniel curtis wrote: > Hi Seth. > > First of - thank You very much for a general advices. As always your > answers are valuable and good. > > If I remember correctly, I already used the aa-genprof tool. As I > mentioned in my first message/mail there was a lot of experiments and > tests etc. But maybe it's a good idea to try once again... > > You mentioned the #include <tunables/global> line, right? I just saw > that this line is at the top of profile. The same thing with #include > <abstractions/base>. Here is a part of PulseAudio profile: > > # Last Modified: Mon Aug 08 17:52, 2016 > #include <tunables/global> > > /usr/bin/pulseaudio { > #include <abstractions/base> > (...) > > I hope that's what you have had in mind :- ) Anyway, I will do more > tests, read even more articles about AppArmor, profiling etc. And if I > will have some questions, doubts etc., I will simply write here, okay? > > By the way: thank you very much for help. Not just here but also, for > example, on ubuntu-hardened mailing list. I really appreciate it and > thank youonce again :- ) > > Best regards. > >
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