Shivaprasad reported this last week in the #apparmor irc channel. What I think we figured out at the time:
- The 4.7.0-based kernel may or may not be missing fixes from Ubuntu kernels
- 9663676416 is suspiciously larger than 32 bit integer
- the profile didn't mention rlimits, so they should not have been 'enforced'
I had a wild-guess that "set rlimit memlock 1," might provide useful debugging information. John thought otherwise.
John asked for the security/apparmor/rlim_names.h file that's created during the build.
Shivaprasad reported this last week in the #apparmor irc channel. What I think we figured out at the time:
- The 4.7.0-based kernel may or may not be missing fixes from Ubuntu kernels
- 9663676416 is suspiciously larger than 32 bit integer
- the profile didn't mention rlimits, so they should not have been 'enforced'
I had a wild-guess that "set rlimit memlock 1," might provide useful debugging information. John thought otherwise.
John asked for the security/ apparmor/ rlim_names. h file that's created during the build.
Thanks