aa-remove-unknown
Remove orphaned AppArmor profiles from the kernel
TLDR
Perform a dry run to see which profiles would be removed
$ sudo aa-remove-unknown -n
Remove profiles that are no longer present in the configuration directory$ sudo aa-remove-unknown
SYNOPSIS
aa-remove-unknown [-n]
DESCRIPTION
aa-remove-unknown removes AppArmor profiles that are currently loaded in the kernel but no longer have corresponding profile files in the configuration directory (/etc/apparmor.d). This helps clean up orphaned profiles after packages are removed or profiles are deleted.
PARAMETERS
-n, --dry-run
Show which profiles would be removed without actually removing them-h, --help
Display help information
INSTALL
sudo apt install apparmor
sudo pacman -S apparmor
sudo apk add apparmor-utils
sudo zypper install apparmor-utils
nix profile install nixpkgs#apparmor-utils
CAVEATS
Running without the -n flag will immediately unload orphaned profiles from the kernel. Use dry-run first to verify which profiles will be affected.
HISTORY
Part of the AppArmor utilities package for managing application security profiles on Linux systems.
SEE ALSO
aa-disable(8), aa-enforce(8), aa-status(8), apparmor(7)