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I've accidentily deleted /etc/apparmor/, what should I do to restore it?

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I accidentally deleted the /etc/apparmor/ folder on my debian 4.19.28-2 box by having the wrong folder selected in a gui file browser.

My questions are:

1. Should I be worried?

#apparmor_status

apparmor module is loaded.

2. Is there a way to find what should have been in that folder? Perhaps a way to search apt for all packages that provided a file in that folder? Or perhaps a way to know from the output of apparmor_status?

#apparmor_status

apparmor module is loaded.

13 profiles are loaded.

13 profiles are in enforce mode.

   {snip 13 lines}

0 profiles are in complain mode.

83 processes have profiles defined.

83 processes are in enforce mode.

   {snip 83 lines}

debian apt apparmor

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I accidentally deleted the /etc/apparmor/ folder on my debian 4.19.28-2 box by having the wrong folder selected in a gui file browser.

My questions are:

1. Should I be worried?

#apparmor_status

apparmor module is loaded.

2. Is there a way to find what should have been in that folder? Perhaps a way to search apt for all packages that provided a file in that folder? Or perhaps a way to know from the output of apparmor_status?

#apparmor_status

apparmor module is loaded.

13 profiles are loaded.

13 profiles are in enforce mode.

   {snip 13 lines}

0 profiles are in complain mode.

83 processes have profiles defined.

83 processes are in enforce mode.

   {snip 83 lines}

debian apt apparmor

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I accidentally deleted the /etc/apparmor/ folder on my debian 4.19.28-2 box by having the wrong folder selected in a gui file browser.

My questions are:

1. Should I be worried?

#apparmor_status

apparmor module is loaded.

2. Is there a way to find what should have been in that folder? Perhaps a way to search apt for all packages that provided a file in that folder? Or perhaps a way to know from the output of apparmor_status?

#apparmor_status

apparmor module is loaded.

13 profiles are loaded.

13 profiles are in enforce mode.

   {snip 13 lines}

0 profiles are in complain mode.

83 processes have profiles defined.

83 processes are in enforce mode.

   {snip 83 lines}

debian apt apparmor

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#apparmor_status

apparmor module is loaded.

#apparmor_status

apparmor module is loaded.

13 profiles are loaded.

13 profiles are in enforce mode.

   {snip 13 lines}

0 profiles are in complain mode.

83 processes have profiles defined.

83 processes are in enforce mode.

   {snip 83 lines}

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Assuming you made no config changes, etc. then you should be able to download the relevant .deb file, convert it to a .tgz with alien, extract it in a temp spot, and move the files to the appropriate places.

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Assuming you made no config changes, etc. then you should be able to download the relevant .deb file, convert it to a .tgz with alien, extract it in a temp spot, and move the files to the appropriate places.

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Assuming you made no config changes, etc. then you should be able to download the relevant .deb file, convert it to a .tgz with alien, extract it in a temp spot, and move the files to the appropriate places.

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Assuming you made no config changes, etc. then you should be able to download the relevant .deb file, convert it to a .tgz with alien, extract it in a temp spot, and move the files to the appropriate places.

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