Hi, when i try to run any snap package i got that error.
cannot query current apparmor profile: Invalid argument
The thing is that apparmor is working without issues.
I found this:
Probably that will help but idk how to fix it. I think that snap is using the wrong path.
Any help is appreciated
PD: Sorry for my English. I know that is not the best, I am a Spanish speaker
I believe that AppArmor profiles for snaps are not backed by any file on disk so finding the current AppArmor profile wouldn’t be helpful. (I could be wrong)
Have you checked sudo dmesg after a snap fails to launch to see if any errors are listed?
Directly the app doesn’t run, it throws the Invalid argument error. using dmesg doesn’t show any error.
what is the full output of snap version ? (might be a kernel issue …)
also snap debug confinement and snap debug sandbox-features might be helpful commands to see what is missing/wrong …
ldarki@ldarki:~$ snap version
snap 2.58.2
snapd 2.58.2
series 16
pika 22.10
kernel 6.1.0-7.203.fsync-cosmo-amd64
ldarki@ldarki:~$ snap debug confinement
partial
ldarki@ldarki:~$ snap debug sandbox-features
apparmor: kernel:caps kernel:domain kernel:file kernel:mount kernel:namespaces kernel:network_v8 kernel:policy kernel:ptr
ace kernel:query kernel:rlimit kernel:signal parser:cap-audit-read parser:cap-bpf parser:mqueue parser:qipcrtr-socket parser:unsafe p
arser:xdp policy:default support-level:partial
confinement-options: classic devmode
dbus: mediated-bus-access
kmod: mediated-modprobe
mount: layouts mount-namespace per-snap-persistency per-snap-profiles per-snap-updates per-snap-user-profiles stale-ba
se-invalidation
seccomp: bpf-actlog bpf-argument-filtering kernel:allow kernel:errno kernel:kill_process kernel:kill_thread kernel:log k
ernel:trace kernel:trap kernel:user_notif
udev: taggingyeah, your kernel is definitely degrading security features, i guess it is missing some essential apparmor patches …
it gets even worse because you installed it on an official ubuntu install it seems, where the full patch set and the full set of ubuntu default options is expected …
switch to an official ubuntu kernel (6.1 is provided as one of the -oem or -hwe kernels if you have a hard requirement for this version) and it should all work.
It works now, ty 