Hey Matthieu, the original bug has been fixed but I did reproduce your
VM issue. From my understanding, the patch can't be removed. The
upstream fix stops basic argv[0] spoofing, but you can still use a
symlink to lie about what utility you are executing. For example, a
symlink named `echo` pointing at the `true` util would run echo's code
under true's AppArmor profile. So, the patch is still necessary.
** Changed in: rust-coreutils (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released => Triaged
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