Thank you for helping me solve this. update-rc.d did the job.
I remembered that some long time ago I had decided to trim down my system and
to disable unnecessary service, so I had fired up sysv-rc-conf and apparently
had unchecked apparmor, hence the disappeared script in rcS.d.
Cheers.
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Abir, thanks for reporting back. I'm closing this report based on your
respons, but please open a new bug if you see any other quirky behavior.
** Changed in: apparmor (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Invalid
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@ John Johansen
I haven't made any modifications as far as aa is concerned. I have had this
Ubuntu installation since Nov 2010 and never looked into aa.
I'm attaching apparmor tarball - contents of /etc/apparmor and dmesg.txt
@Steve Beattie
I checked the files that Ubuntu's apparmor package
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Title:
Abir,
You wrote:
I checked the files that Ubuntu's apparmor package provides and there aren't
any rc*d scripts, only an init.d one.
Yes, that's correct. As is typical of debian (and other distributions')
packages, the post install script for the apparmor package sets up the
rc*d symlinks at
They should be loaded at startup, have you made any modifications to
your startup?
Can you attach a copy of dmesg before you do
/etc/init.d/apparmor reload
What are the contents of your /etc/apparmor/ directory (its config files
for apparmor)
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Also, please attach the output of:
ls -l /etc/rc*d/*apparmor*
as it seems like the apparmor init script isn't getting run on boot.
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Title:
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