On unsupported AWS Linux 2 platform: Initial read of Trust database fails.

[tparchambault]

To emphasize, this issue has been observed on an unsupported platform, so priority can not be set lower... however someone might have seen this issue at some point and may save me some cycles.

The currently released version of AWS Linux 2 does not have an available fapolicyd package afaik consequently I built from src, and trying to localize the fapolicy-analyzer's start-up issue to either the daemon or the analyzer or a misconfiguration between the two.

The fapolicyd version is 1.1, and built and installed via autotools, i.e. configure, make, make install. The source was directly downloaded from wget --no-check-certificate http://people.redhat.com/sgrubb/fapolicyd/fapolicyd-1.1.tar.gz -O /usr/local/build/fapolicyd-1.1.tar.gz as per https://github.com/linux-application-whitelisting/fapolicyd/issues/180

The console output when starting the fapolicy-analyzer in a development environment:

--- Starting a fapolicy-analyzer development shell pipenv shell Launching subshell in virtual environment... . /home/toma/.local/share/virtualenvs/fapolicy-analyzer-6GRQ6orK/bin/activate [CORP\toma@a-2mmzeip754sx6 fapolicy-analyzer]$ . /home/toma/.local/share/virtualenvs/fapolicy-analyzer-6GRQ6orK/bin/activate (fapolicy-analyzer) [CORP\toma@a-2mmzeip754sx6 fapolicy-analyzer]$ python -m fapolicy_analyzer.ui -v DEBUG:root:Verbosity enabled. DEBUG:root:Xdg absolute path: /home/toma/.local/state/fapolicy-analyzer/FaCurrentSession.tmp DEBUG:root:SessionManager::set_autosave_filename: /home/toma/.local/state/fapolicy-analyzer/FaCurrentSession.tmp fapolicy-analyzer v0.0.0+320.g3263f57 DEBUG:fapolicy_analyzer.redux._internal.feature:system DEBUG:root:_PostInitCaller.call((), {}) thread '' panicked at 'failed to parse_strtyped_trust_record: ParseSizeError(ParseIntError { kind: Empty })', crates/trust/src/check.rs:46:14 note: run with RUST_BACKTRACE=1 environment variable to display a backtrace

TIA

[jw3]

Looks like a trust parse error.

What does the fapolicyd.trust and rules.d/* files look like?

Paste content of all of those here.