hi,
intrigeri:
> here's a status update.
And another one :)
> tl;dr: almost everything is done or waiting to migrate to testing;
There's been a bit of progress since then.
> there's one question for Ulrike below,
That's still the case (I think that Icedove is the only thing left to
take care
Hi,
here's a status update.
tl;dr: almost everything is done or waiting to migrate to testing;
there's one question for Ulrike below, and one topic
(telepathy-mission-control-5) about which I'd appreciate some input
from you folks. I'll keep this bug open until everything is fixed at
least in
Hi,
intrigeri:
> I've started with the policy included in the upstream AppArmor main
> bzr repo:
> https://code.launchpad.net/~intrigeri/apparmor/usrmerge/+merge/312409
I'm now running sid + usrmerge + the content of this merge request on
my main system. So far, so good!
> I'll now go on with:
Hi,
Christian Boltz:
>> Besides, they significantly increase policy compilation time.
> I never benchmarked that - do you have some numbers?
I can't easily find them (we were discussing this privately with
jjohansen a few years ago).
>> So the only option I can think of is going through all
Hello,
Am Dienstag, 8. November 2016, 15:06:50 CET schrieb intrigeri:
> Christian: did OpenSUSE go through something like usrmerge? If you
> did, how did you handle it?
openSUSE moved lots of binaries, but not all from /{s,}bin/ to
/usr/{s,}bin/
> Besides, they
> significantly increase policy
Hi!
Felix Geyer:
> For stretch we need to support usrmerge and non-usrmerge systems.
Right, good catch!
Christian: did OpenSUSE go through something like usrmerge? If you
did, how did you handle it? (I'm assuming that Ubuntu didn't do
it yet.)
> We can add something like this to the default
Package: apparmor
Version: 2.10.95-5
For stretch we need to support usrmerge and non-usrmerge systems.
We can add something like this to the default tunables:
alias /bin/ -> /usr/bin/,
alias /sbin/ -> /usr/sbin/,
alias /lib/ -> /usr/lib/,
alias /lib32/ -> /usr/lib32/,
alias /lib64/ ->
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