This is going to be a bit tricky.
The intent of the AppArmor confinement we do is to leave /usr/bin/man
itself mostly unconfined, but apply rather stricter confinement to
groff-related subprocesses and decompression filters. It's easy enough
to allow /usr/bin/man itself to read from the network
My home directory is indeed on NFSv4.
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Is your home directory on NFS? I am getting the exact same issue. Output
of dmesg:
```
[4399566.994763] audit: type=1400 audit(1537967487.910:1582): apparmor="DENIED"
operation="sendmsg" profile="/usr/bin/man" pid=5981 comm="man" laddr=
lport=744 faddr= fport=2049 family="inet"
