than the VALID_FS_CHECK because it is simpler and can account for
all filesystem types that shouldn't be mediated. Where the old
VALID_FS_CHECK would fail for filesystem not in its list.
result in incorrect removal of " (deleted)" from the pathname.
The race is as follows:
the path contains " (deleted)", which is unlikely but valid
during path lookup the path is valid
after path lookup before the deleted test the dentry is unhashed
the deleted test now succeeds but the pathname never had " (deleted)"
appended by d_path. The paths " (deleted)" string is removed
and an incorrect path is returned
are currently running while logprof/genprof is used being left in the
null-complain profile instead of being moved to the profile the user
has just specified.
the profiles are updated correctly though, so if the application is
stopped and restarted, it will be confined by the appropriate profile.
utils package and manually fixed some places where perltidy's
reformatting made it harder to read. the options used were--
-i=4 # 4-space indentation
-l=0 # unlimited line length (for now)
-pt=2 # slightly tightened parens
-ce # cuddled elses
-nolq # don't outdent long quotes
-nsfs # don't add spaces in front of semi-colons in for ( ) statements
-isbc # only indent block comments that have whitespace in front of them
-otr # don't place a break between a comma and an opening brace
the code will be refactored to make it possible to switch to using
80-column line-breaks without resorting to really nasty formatting
constructs.
This causes the dfa engine to not strip trailing /
and to handle /*/ /**/ and /* and /** cases specially so that directories
don't get matched unintentionally
aare pcre
/foo/* -> /foo/[^/][^/]* so the dir /foo/ will not match the rule
/foo/** -> /foo/[^/].*
/*/foo -> /[^/][^/]*/foo so the rule won't match //foo
/**/foo -> /[^/].*/foo
rules that contain more than a * or ** between dir / elements do not
get converted, ie.
/foo*
/foo**
/foo*/
/foo**/
/*foo
/**foo
/*foo/
/**foo/
there is a known case where this patch is incomplete. When there
exists an alternation that can be empty and * or ** ie.
/{foo,}*
/{foo,*}
