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Message #33912
[Bug 1385382] Re: Clock set to past confuses AppArmour cache validation
Assigning to package that ships /etc/init/custom-apparmor-cache.conf.
I'm not the owner of ubuntu-touch-customization-hooks so someone else
needs to land it. That said, the approach seems reasonable and the
script fine (though the double assignment for TIME_ROOTFS is not as
clear as it could be). However, I question whether this should be a pre-
start of custom-apparmor-cache.conf. On the one hand, we shouldn't need
this at all but because we do for custom-apparmor-cache to work right so
it makes sense, but on the other, perhaps this would be better placed in
a more 'foundational/phondational' package. Can we get someone from
Phonedations/Foundations to review and comment?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1385382
Title:
Clock set to past confuses AppArmor cache validation
Status in AppArmor Linux application security framework:
Won't Fix
Status in “ubuntu-touch-customization-hooks” package in Ubuntu:
Triaged
Bug description:
During initial boot sometimes clock could be set to past, which will confuse logic validating precompiled AppArmour cache, causing cache recreation.
If time is not set correct(valid) value, even consequent boots will fail to validate cache, forcing cache recreation.
This bug affects Initial out of the box experience, since device clock
is set in the factory to default value, for example 0:0am 1st of
January 2014
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