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=== Install ===
=== Install ===
{{warning|delete this section, use unity overlay's kernel, so you dont get messages about not being able to enforce rules.}}
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Security options  --->
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{{console|body=###i## layman -a unity-gentoo && emerge ubuntu-sources}}


{{console|body=###i## emerge sys-apps/apparmor sec-policy/apparmor-profiles sys-apps/apparmor-utils}}
{{console|body=###i## emerge sys-apps/apparmor sec-policy/apparmor-profiles sys-apps/apparmor-utils}}

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Apparmor

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Apparmor is a security application from ubuntu designed to protect applications running.

   Warning

this isn't complete yet, and WILL most definitely break your system

Install

   Warning

delete this section, use unity overlay's kernel, so you dont get messages about not being able to enforce rules.

Under apparmor kernel settings:

Security options  --->
   [*] AppArmor support
   Default security module (AppArmor)  --->
   Note

end of section to delete

root # layman -a unity-gentoo && emerge ubuntu-sources
root # emerge sys-apps/apparmor sec-policy/apparmor-profiles sys-apps/apparmor-utils
root # rc-update add apparmor sysinit
root # rc

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