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Expand Up @@ -7,17 +7,12 @@ Void ships with some default profiles for several services, such as `dhcpcd` and
`wpa_supplicant`. Container runtimes such as LXC and podman integrate with
AppArmor for better security for container payloads.

To use AppArmor on a system, one must:
To use AppArmor install the `apparmor` package and add `apparmor=1
security=apparmor` to the [kernel cmdline](./../kernel.md#cmdline).

1. Install the `apparmor` package.
2. Set `apparmor=1 security=apparmor` on the kernel commandline.

To accomplish the second step, consult [the documentation on how to modify the
kernel cmdline](./../kernel.md#cmdline).

The `APPARMOR` variable in `/etc/default/apparmor` controls how profiles will be
loaded at boot, the value is set to `complain` by default and corresponds to
AppArmor modes (`disable`, `complain`, `enforce`).
By default AppArmor will boot in `enforce` mode and disallow all policy
violations. To boot in `complain` mode, add `apparmor.mode=complain` to the
kernel cmdline.

AppArmor tools [aa-genprof(8)](https://man.voidlinux.org/aa-genprof.8) and
[aa-logprof(8)](https://man.voidlinux.org/aa-logprof.8) require either
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