Hi Peter,
If you don't see the value of applying an Apparmor profile to msmtp
please disable it. The package should remember this decision on upgrades
and not re-enable it behind your back.
I do agree that it kinds of defeat the -C option but the Apparmor
profile was designed to accommodate the m
Hi Simon,
thanks for the explanation. I guess this is a limitation of Apparmor
then, rather than a bug of msmtp. I will work around it using one of
the methods you suggested.
On the bigger question, I don't konw why it makes sense to armor
msmtp. Is it an especially untrusted application? For ex
Hi Peter,
The failure to read your msmtp's config is probably because it's a
symlink that points to a non-standard location that is not authorized by
default in the Apparmor profile. The Apparmor profile allows the
following locations:
/etc/msmtprcr,
owner @{HOME}/.msmtp* r,
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