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7.2 Using the Man Pages

There are man pages available for your use. In a terminal, enter man apparmor to open the apparmor man page. Man pages are distributed in sections numbered 1 through 8. Each section is specific to a category of documentation:

Table 7-1 Man Pages: Sections and Categories

Section

Category

1

User commands

2

System calls

3

Library functions

4

Device driver information

5

Configuration file formats

6

Games

7

High level concepts

8

Administrator commands

The section numbers are used to distinguish man pages from each other. For example, exit(2) describes the exit system call, while exit(3) describes the exit C library function.

The Novell AppArmor man pages are:

  • unconfined(8)

  • autodep(1)

  • complain(1)

  • enforce(1)

  • genprof(1)

  • logprof(1)

  • change_hat(2)

  • logprof.conf(5)

  • apparmor.conf(5)

  • apparmor.d(5)

  • apparmor.vim(5)

  • apparmor(7)

  • apparmor_parser(8)

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