Hey all,
I'm not very good with how Apparmor works, so I was hoping someone might help me solve this one.
Two of my many LXC containers, ID 110 and ID 170 are resulting in an absolute spamming of DMESG as follows:
Please see this pastebin. It was too much to post in a message here.
Two things ID 110 and ID170 have in common are:
1.) They are both running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (everything else is 16.04 LTS)
2.) They are both running the LXDE Desktop accessible via X2GO. Everything else is console/ssh only.
I do not recall this apparmor spamming in the past, but a few things have changed since then:
1.) I upgraded to Proxmox VE 6 based on Debian Buster
2.) I upgraded these two containers to Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
I'm not sure which of the two changes above resulted in this happening.
Does anyone have any ideas? I really can't seem to figure out how to read these error messages to do anything useful with them.
The interesting part is that it does not appear to impact the functioning of these two containers. They are doing everything they are expected to, so whatever it is that is getting blocked, must not be very important, at least not to my use case.
Much obliged,
Matt
I'm not very good with how Apparmor works, so I was hoping someone might help me solve this one.
Two of my many LXC containers, ID 110 and ID 170 are resulting in an absolute spamming of DMESG as follows:
Please see this pastebin. It was too much to post in a message here.
Two things ID 110 and ID170 have in common are:
1.) They are both running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (everything else is 16.04 LTS)
2.) They are both running the LXDE Desktop accessible via X2GO. Everything else is console/ssh only.
I do not recall this apparmor spamming in the past, but a few things have changed since then:
1.) I upgraded to Proxmox VE 6 based on Debian Buster
2.) I upgraded these two containers to Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
I'm not sure which of the two changes above resulted in this happening.
Does anyone have any ideas? I really can't seem to figure out how to read these error messages to do anything useful with them.
The interesting part is that it does not appear to impact the functioning of these two containers. They are doing everything they are expected to, so whatever it is that is getting blocked, must not be very important, at least not to my use case.
Much obliged,
Matt