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    Application armor default profiles-where to find specific info

    • 22-01-2010 10:50PM
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      mehmeh12
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      Hi

      Im using ubuntu 9.10 and im finding apparmor really difficult to configure. I cant find anywhere on the net what specifically the default profiles do exactly-i mean what can/cant be accessed ie the home folder, operating system files etc.

      If only there was gui for this-its really annoying having to do everything on the terminal :mad:


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    • #2
      ravydavygravy
      Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 545 ravydavygravy
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      If its like SELinux, I find the best way to configure it is to disable it completely. Its a pain in the ass, causes me more grief than it has ever prevented.

      Daves €0.02


    • #3
      mehmeh12
      Closed Accounts Posts: 921 mehmeh12
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      Yes apparmor is similar to selinux although apparmor is supposed to be easier to configure apparently.

      The whole point of apparmor is to sandbox internet facing applications-but man i really hate the terminal at this stage. Ugh. I can only hope that there will be new profiles written for ubuntu 10.04.


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