AppArmor: silence the logs by explicitly denying access to a few forbidden directories #291
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Tor Browser will always check for these directories and fail, meanwhile needlessly spamming the journal with audit log entries.
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Hi!
Tor Browser will always check for these directories and fail, meanwhile needlessly spamming the journal with audit log entries.
These changes were prepared by my Tails colleague anonym, and I hereby sign off them.
I've not verified that they fix anything in regular torbrowser-launcher installations (i.e. outside of Tails) but worst case I think they're just useless, harmless, and help us keep our delta with the upstream profile as small as possible.