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davek@debian:~$ su -
Password:
su: Authentication failure
davek@debian:~$ su -
Password:
root@debian:~# service aaparmor force-reload
Failed to restart aaparmor.service: Unit aaparmor.service not found.
root@debian:~#
davek@debian:~$ su -
Password:
root@debian:~# service aaparmor force-reload
Failed to restart aaparmor.service: Unit aaparmor.service not found.
root@debian:~#
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I don't see it. What am I looking for and where is the correct command?
... tried again went back to prompt with no error this time. But still a black screen. Tor works on every other distro I use except Debian. And I like using Debian the most! Too bad.
vinoman wrote:I don't see it. What am I looking for and where is the correct command?
... tried again went back to prompt with no error this time. But still a black screen. Tor works on every other distro I use except Debian. And I like using Debian the most! Too bad.
If you want to use "service" (or better, "systemctl"), then you need to be root and have the root PATH, hence "su -" instead of "su".
The service you want to restart is "apparmor" and not "aaparmor".
Note that I can't tell you exactly what to do, as I don't use apparmor.
If you patched the above file and restarted apparmor (or just reboot) and the problem is still not solved, then you should add a comment in the 942901 bug report.