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Created Nov 20, 2016 by Anonymous@Anonymous1 of 1 task completed1/1 task

Confine Thunderbird with AppArmor

Originally created by @Anonymous on #11973 (Redmine)

IMO, when we install Icedove from Debian, the AppArmor profile from the package should be installed and enforced by default. I can’t see the file in /etc/apparmor.d nor when running sudo aa-status. Tested in 2.7 and 3.0 (feature/stretch).

Feature Branch: tails:feature/11973-enable-thunderbird-apparmor-profile icedove:tails/stretch

Related issues

  • Related to #15395 (closed)
  • Related to #11964 (closed)
  • Blocked by #11712 (closed)
  • Blocks #13245 (closed)
Edited May 15, 2020 by Anonymous
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