aa-autodep(8): - guess basic AppArmor profile requirements

NAME

   aa-autodep - guess basic AppArmor profile requirements

SYNOPSIS

   aa-autodep <executable> [<executable> ...] [-d /path/to/profiles] [-f]

OPTIONS

   -d --dir  /path/to/profiles

      Specifies where to look for the AppArmor security profile set.
      Defaults to /etc/apparmor.d.

   -f --force

      Overwrites any existing AppArmor profile for the executable with the generated minimal AppArmor profile.

DESCRIPTION

   aa-autodep is used to generate a minimal AppArmor profile for a set of
   executables. This program will generate a profile for binary executable
   as well as interpreted script programs. At a minimum aa-autodep will
   provide a base profile containing a base include directive which
   includes basic profile entries needed by most programs.  The profile is
   generated by recursively calling ldd(1) on the executables listed on
   the command line.

   The --force option will overwrite any existing profile for the
   executable with the newly generated minimal AppArmor profile.

BUGS

   This program does not perform full static analysis of executables, so
   the profiles generated are necessarily incomplete. If you find any
   bugs, please report them at
   <https://bugs.launchpad.net/apparmor/+filebug>.

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