| 2015-06-30 22:36:44 |
Brandon Schaefer |
description |
If you create a binary with an underscore in its name, then snappy build/install the snap. Everything works just fine. Execpt it does build its apparmor profile since a binary with an underscore in it causes aa-clickhook to fail. As it splits the binary on '_' and expects 3 split words. Any underscores will cause that assumption to fail.
Though it does say in the snappy docs thats a '_' is an unsupported character, it should still give an error while building vs producing a valid snap installing 100% and then just not working.
Example binary in package.yaml that will cause the error in a profile not being produced:
binaries:
- name: bin/document_viewer
description: "ubuntu core app document viewer"
start: ./bin/document_viewer
security-template: unconfined |
If you create a binary with an underscore in its name, then snappy build/install the snap. Everything works just fine. Execpt it doesnt build its apparmor profile. A binary with an underscore in it causes aa-clickhook to fail. As it splits the binary on '_' and expects 3 split words. Any underscores will cause that assumption to fail.
Though it does say in the snappy docs thats a '_' is an unsupported character, it should still give an error while building vs producing a valid snap installing 100% and then just not working.
Example binary in package.yaml that will cause the error in a profile not being produced:
binaries:
- name: bin/document_viewer
description: "ubuntu core app document viewer"
start: ./bin/document_viewer
security-template: unconfined |
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