Include code and policy for AppArmor #9
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July 31, 2018 18:06
…ore serving clients. This allows for more fine-grained control in apparmor, where we first allow the process to bind and chroot and setuidgid, and deny all those privileges afterwards.
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What this patch does is it includes a policy for AppArmor (inside a new
dist/apparmorsubfolder, which might not be correct) and it lets the process drop its privileges before processing requests, after all the bind(2)-ing and chroot(2)-ing etc. is done.I'm also not sure whether it makes more sense to include this in the code-repo, or to distribute this as patches in e.g. portage.