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Ever since I started using 11.3 in our test environment, I get several of these syslog messages per hour on every machine: Aug 19 20:47:11 dlistqa02 kernel: [15775.810020] type=1503 audit(1282265231.970:83): operation="change_hat" info="unconfined" error=-1 pid=21187 The only hint as to where these come from is a pid at the end of the line: su or sshd or the like. Googling for this error is no use, I don't have any idea what "change_hat" is or even why I persist in allowing OpenSuSE to install AppArmor for me. Each time I uprev OpenSuSE to a new release, I have to spend hours looking up obscure but apparently innocuous error messages coming from pam and/or AppArmor. Short of shutting off AppArmor, how might I eliminate or at least suppress these errors? And for those of you who suggest RTFM, where do I find TFM? -rich
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