Add sha256 hash to apparmor_profiles table
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@agiacomolli thanks for chasing this issue. A quick suggestion to avoid a breaking change is to provide both columns and fill the one that's available, depending on the existence of the file, since osquery has to be backward compatible up to CentOS 7 now. |
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Thanks @Smjert! Do you think we can just return the |
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Closing and reopening so that it picks up the CI changes. |
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I rebased as the CI still seemed to be hanging with the close/reopen. |
sha256 hash to apparmor_profiles table
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AppArmor changed the
SECURITY_APPARMOR_HASHfrom sha1 to sha256 on the Linux kernel 6.8, thus breaking theapparmor_profilestable (#8344):https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/?id=237c31cb5d83b3f77715f6d6a185f46a5ee4ec88
This adds a new
sha256column to theapparmor_profilestable to address this change.