> No /var/log/audit* on my system, so looking in journalctl -fu
apparmor..
That means you don't have auditd running. It might be a good idea to
start it.
That said, obvious rules to add first:
owner @{HOME}/.remmina/ r,
/usr/bin/lsb_release Px -> lsb_release,
Reading /etc/debian_version and /etc/lsb-release might be a fallback
after not being able to execute lsb_release - I'm not sure if allowing
that makes sense (OTOH, if lsb-release isn't installed, that fallback
might also be used).
That leaves executing /usr/bin/python3.13 - depending on what it's used
for, either ix (inherit) or Cx (child profile) might make sense.
I'd recommend to put the profile into complain mode with aa-complain
/etc/apparmor.d/remmina so that things "only" get logged (see dmesg or
audit.log again - will be more verbose this time), but are allowed.
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