apparmor: add support for mkosi integration working directory #1071
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mkosi integrates with swtpm to automatically set up and build VMs with vTPM support. The working directory is in an ephemeral namespace that appears as /work/tmp/, and apparmor stops swtpm from creating the local state files (lockfile, etc). Add a policy entry to allow this to work. Signed-off-by: Luca Boccassi <luca.boccassi@gmail.com>
| /etc/swtpm/profiles/*.json r, # local profiles | ||
| /tmp/** rwk, | ||
| # For mkosi integration https://github.com/systemd/mkosi | ||
| /work/tmp/** rwk, |
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mkosi integrates with swtpm to automatically set up and build VMs with vTPM support. The working directory is in an ephemeral namespace that appears as /work/tmp/, and apparmor stops swtpm from creating the local state files (lockfile, etc). Add a policy entry to allow this to work.