The reproducer triggers the leak on Trusty (Ubuntu-3.13.0-37.64) but not
Precise (Ubuntu-3.2.0-70.105). I didn't test Lucid.
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I'm going to reduce the priority of this to Medium since it exists on
trusty and noone has reported it yet. We still need to fix it, but there
are likely others things we want to get to first.
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The kmemleak kernel debugging system indicates that AppArmor leaks
kernel memory during profile reloads.
I've attached a script (test.sh) that I can consistently reproduce the
kmemleak report with.
I've also attached the output of the script, which includes
I'm curious how far back this goes. Does it exist in trusty? precise?
lucid?
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AppArmor leaks kernel memory during profile
possibly trusty, though I did do a kmemleak check at the time and didn't
notice anything. There where leaks during its dev cycle but I got at
least most of them.
Lucid and precise are very different in their code base, and while I
won't claim there aren't leaks, they are much less likely. The
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