[#458] fix(sysdump): ensure AppArmor tar is gzipped in sysdump #460
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Signed-off-by: Rishikesh <[email protected]>
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fixes #458 |
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@rissh kindly handle the CI go-sec failure. |
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This PR fixes the issue where the
/etc/apparmor.ddirectory is being tarred but not gzipped in the KubeArmor sysdump process. The tarball generated was given a.tar.gzextension, but it was not actually gzipped.