This bug was fixed in the package apparmor - 2.10.95-0ubuntu1

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apparmor (2.10.95-0ubuntu1) xenial; urgency=medium

  * Update to apparmor 2.10.95 (2.11 Beta 1) (LP: #1561762)
    - Allow Apache prefork profile to chown(2) files (LP: #1210514)
    - Allow deluge-gtk and deluge-console to handle torrents opened in
      browsers (LP: #1501913)
    - Allow file accesses needed by some programs using libnl-3-200
      (Closes: #810888)
    - Allow file accesses needed on systems that use NetworkManager without
      resolvconf (Closes: #813835)
    - Adjust aa-status(8) to work without python3-apparmor (LP: #1480492)
    - Fix aa-logprof(8) crash when operating on files containing multiple
      profiles with certain rules (LP: #1528139)
    - Fix log parsing crashes, in the Python utilities, caused by certain file
      related events (LP: #1525119, LP: #1540562)
    - Fix log parsing crasher, in the Python utilities, caused by certain
      change_hat events (LP: #1523297)
    - Improve Python 2 support of the utils by fixing an aa-logprof(8) crasher
      when Python 3 is not available (LP: #1513880)
    - Send aa-easyprof(8) error messages to stderr instead of stdout
      (LP: #1521400)
    - Fix aa-autodep(8) failure when the shebang line of a script contained
      parameters (LP: #1505775)
    - Don't depend on the system logprof.conf when running utils/ build tests
      (LP: #1393979)
    - Fix apparmor_parser(8) bugs when parsing profiles that use policy
      namespaces in the profile declaration or profile transition targets
      (LP: #1540666, LP: #1544387)
    - Regression fix for apparmor_parser(8) bug that resulted in the
      --namespace-string commandline option being ignored causing profiles to
      be loaded into the root policy namespace (LP: #1526085)
    - Fix crasher regression in apparmor_parser(8) when the parser was asked
      to process a directory (LP: #1534405)
    - Fix bug in apparmor_parser(8) to honor the specified bind flags remount
      rules (LP: #1272028)
    - Support tarball generation for Coverity scans and fix a number of issues
      discovered by Coverity
    - Fix regression test failures on s390x systems (LP: #1531325)
    - Adjust expected errno values in changeprofile regression test
      (LP: #1559705)
    - The Python utils gained support for ptrace and signal rules
    - aa-exec(8) received a rewrite in C
    - apparmor_parser(8) gained support for stacking multiple profiles, as
      supported by the Xenial kernel (LP: #1379535)
    - libapparmor gained new public interfaces, aa_stack_profile(2) and
      aa_stack_onexec(2), allowing applications to utilize the new kernel
      stacking support (LP: #1379535)
  * Drop the following patches since they've been incorporated upstream:
    - aa-status-dont_require_python3-apparmor.patch
    - r3209-dnsmasq-allow-dash
    - r3227-locale-indep-capabilities-sorting.patch
    - r3277-update-python-abstraction.patch
    - r3366-networkd.patch,
    - tests-fix_sysctl_test.patch
    - parser-fix-cache-file-mtime-regression.patch
    - parser-verify-cache-file-mtime.patch
    - parser-run-caching-tests-without-apparmorfs.patch
    - parser-do-cleanup-when-test-was-skipped.patch
    - parser-allow-unspec-in-network-rules.patch
  * debian/rules, debian/apparmor.install, debian/apparmor.manpages: Update
    for new upstream binutils directory and aa-enabled binary
    - Continue installing aa-exec into /usr/sbin/ for now since
      click-apparmor's aa-exec-click autopkgtest expects it to be there
  * debian/libapparmor-dev.manpages: Include the new aa_stack_profile.2 man
    page
  * debian/patches/r3424-nscd-profile-allow-paranoia-mode.patch: Allow file
    access needed for nscd's paranoia mode
  * debian/patches/r3425-adjust-stacking-tests-version-check.patch: Adjust the
    regression test build time checks, for libapparmor stacking support, to
    look for the 2.10.95 versioning rather than 2.11
  * debian/patches/r3426-allow-debugedit-to-work-on-apparmor-parser.patch:
    Remove extra slash in the parser Makefile so that debugedit(8) can work on
    apparmor_parser(8) (LP: #1561939)
  * debian/patches/allow-stacking-tests-to-use-system.patch: Adjust the file
    rules of the new stacking tests so that the generated profiles allow the
    system binaries and libraries to be tested
  * debian/libapparmor1.symbols: update symbols file for added symbols
    in libapparmor

 -- Tyler Hicks <tyhi...@canonical.com>  Sat, 09 Apr 2016 01:35:25 -0500

** Changed in: apparmor (Ubuntu)
       Status: In Progress => Fix Released

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Title:
  [FFe] AppArmor 2.11 Beta 1 for policy namespace stacking and bug fixes

Status in apparmor package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Released

Bug description:
  The upstream AppArmor project has cut the 2.11 Beta 1 release. It
  contains a large number of bug fixes and a key feature. The feature is
  to allow profiles and applications to take advantage of the policy
  namespace stacking that has landed in the Xenial kernel. This will
  allow LXD containers to be confined with an over-arching AppArmor
  profile while individual processes inside the container can be further
  confined with an individual profile.

  Here's the changelog, containing Debian/Ubuntu bug fixes, that I have
  accumulated:

  apparmor (2.10.95-0ubuntu1) xenial; urgency=medium

    * Update to apparmor 2.10.95 (2.11 Beta 1) (LP: #1561762)
      - Allow Apache prefork profile to chown(2) files (LP: #1210514)
      - Allow deluge-gtk and deluge-console to handle torrents opened in
        browsers (LP: #1501913)
      - Allow file accesses needed by some programs using libnl-3-200
        (Closes: #810888)
      - Allow file accesses needed on systems that use NetworkManager without
        resolvconf (Closes: #813835)
      - Adjust aa-status(8) to work without python3-apparmor (LP: #1480492)
      - Fix aa-logprof(8) crash when operating on files containing multiple
        profiles with certain rules (LP: #1528139)
      - Fix log parsing crashes, in the Python utilities, caused by certain file
        related events (LP: #1525119, LP: #1540562)
      - Fix log parsing crasher, in the Python utilities, caused by certain
        change_hat events (LP: #1523297)
      - Improve Python 2 support of the utils by fixing an aa-logprof(8) crasher
        when Python 3 is not available (LP: #1513880)
      - Send aa-easyprof(8) error messages to stderr instead of stdout
        (LP: #1521400)
      - Fix aa-autodep(8) failure when the shebang line of a script contained
        parameters (LP: #1505775)
      - Don't depend on the system logprof.conf when running utils/ build tests
        (LP: #1393979)
      - Fix apparmor_parser(8) bugs when parsing profiles that use policy
        namespaces in the profile declaration or profile transition targets
        (LP: #1540666, LP: #1544387)
      - Regression fix for apparmor_parser(8) bug that resulted in the
        --namespace-string commandline option being ignored causing profiles to
        be loaded into the root policy namespace (LP: #1526085)
      - Fix crasher regression in apparmor_parser(8) when the parser was asked
        to process a directory (LP: #1534405)
      - Fix bug in apparmor_parser(8) to honor the specified bind flags remount
        rules (LP: #1272028)
      - Support tarball generation for Coverity scans and fix a number of issues
        discovered by Coverity
      - Fix regression test failures on s390x systems (LP: #1531325)
      - Adjust expected errno values in changeprofile regression test
        (LP: #1559705)
      - The Python utils gained support for ptrace and signal rules
      - aa-exec(8) received a rewrite in C
      - apparmor_parser(8) gained support for stacking multiple profiles, as
        supported by the Xenial kernel (LP: #1379535)
      - libapparmor gained new public interfaces, aa_stack_profile(2) and
        aa_stack_onexec(2), allowing applications to utilize the new kernel
        stacking support (LP: #1379535)
    * Drop the following patches since they've been incorporated upstream:
      - aa-status-dont_require_python3-apparmor.patch
      - r3209-dnsmasq-allow-dash
      - r3227-locale-indep-capabilities-sorting.patch
      - r3277-update-python-abstraction.patch
      - r3366-networkd.patch,
      - tests-fix_sysctl_test.patch
      - parser-fix-cache-file-mtime-regression.patch
      - parser-verify-cache-file-mtime.patch
      - parser-run-caching-tests-without-apparmorfs.patch
      - parser-do-cleanup-when-test-was-skipped.patch
      - parser-allow-unspec-in-network-rules.patch
    * debian/rules, debian/apparmor.install, debian/apparmor.manpages: Update
      for new upstream binutils directory and aa-enabled binary
      - Continue installing aa-exec into /usr/sbin/ for now since
        click-apparmor's aa-exec-click autopkgtest expects it to be there
    * debian/libapparmor-dev.manpages: Include the new aa_stack_profile.2 man
      page
    * debian/patches/r3424-nscd-profile-allow-paranoia-mode.patch: Allow file
      access needed for nscd's paranoia mode
    * debian/patches/r3425-adjust-stacking-tests-version-check.patch: Adjust the
      regression test build time checks, for libapparmor stacking support, to
      look for the 2.10.95 versioning rather than 2.11
    * debian/patches/r3426-allow-debugedit-to-work-on-apparmor-parser.patch:
      Remove extra slash in the parser Makefile so that debugedit(8) can work on
      apparmor_parser(8) (LP: #1561939)
    * debian/patches/allow-stacking-tests-to-use-system.patch: Adjust the file
      rules of the new stacking tests so that the generated profiles allow the
      system binaries and libraries to be tested

   -- Tyler Hicks <tyhi...@canonical.com>  Mon, 28 Mar 2016 20:26:48
  -0500

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