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Access Type
The access type describes what is actually happening with the security event.
The options are PERMITTING, REJECTING, or AUDITING.
Mode
The mode is the permission that the profile grants to the program or process
to which it is applied. The options are r (read), w (write), l (link), and x
(execute).
6 Select Save to save the changes to this report. Novell AppArmor returns to the
Scheduled Reports main window where the scheduled report appears in the list
of reports.
6.3.5 Deleting Reports
Delete a Report enables you to permanently remove a report from the list of Novell
AppArmor scheduled reports. To delete a report, follow these instructions:
1 To remove a report from the list of reports, highlight the report and click Delete.
2 From the confirmation pop-up, select Cancel if you do not want to delete the
selected report. If you are sure you want to remove the report permanently from
the list of reports, select Delete.
6.4 Configuring and Using the
AppArmor Desktop Monitor
Applet
The Linux audit framework contains a dispatcher that can send AppArmor events to
any consumer application via dbus. The GNOME AppArmor Desktop Monitor applet
is one example of an application that gathers AppArmor events via dbus. To configure
audit to use the dbus dispatcher, just set the dispatcher in your audit configuration in
/etc/audit/auditd.conf to apparmor-dbus and restart auditd:
dispatcher=/usr/bin/apparmor-dbus
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