To clarify, this is not something that can be solved upstream in
apparmor, and a profile can't be accepted due to the nature of the path
location?
I'm really trying to avoid a situation where we need to add additional
instructions after syncing AOSP just for Ubuntu users.
One idea for this was
Thanks, I took a look at creating a profile for nsjail, but I'm a bit
confused on how to associate it with the app?
Because nsjail is a prebuilt in AOSP's source code that means it could be
litteraly anywhere on the user's system, e.g:
Public bug reported:
Build sandboxing in AOSP is broken after updating to 24.04 with the
following denials:
[ 182.439078] audit: type=1400 audit(1714265880.641:449): apparmor="AUDIT"
operation="userns_create" class="namespace" info="Userns create - transitioning
profile" profile="unconfined"
Public bug reported:
I installed the daily 24.04 ISO to a spare SSD with TPM encryption, and
on first boot it asks me for the recovery password. This doesn't happen
with the current 23.10 ISO.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: noble
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Public bug reported:
Segfaults seemingly, I haven't changed any theme stuff and it worked on
a fresh install so I don't know what's causing this.
Also if it's helpful this doesn't seem to be an issue with Ubuntu itself
as it happened on Intel's Clear Linux so it appears to be GNOME.
There any updates on this thread? It's been 6 years since this threads
creation. GRUB already supports F2FS, support in Linux has been
available since 2013. I don't see what's stopping this?
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