Hello,
On Fri, 2005-02-11 at 15:22, Stephen Smalley wrote:
On Fri, 2005-02-11 at 15:29, Steve Grubb wrote:
> Sort of. It fixes the one you saw. However, the corruption Peter was chasing
> is probably not related. This was a userspace fix. I think there is a
> separate kernel side one that's been discussed in the SE Linux mail list.
Yes, we saw corruption in the SELinux avc messages prior to any use of
auditd at all, when everything was still being handled by klogd.
The corruption I
was able to track down was in the kernel, this patch
will fix the problem, (the problem I saw was corrupted avc messages
which always started with 118 leading white spaces). This is not a
final patch as I still need to determine what the issue is with printk.
The "%*.*s" format specifier is not popular in the kernel, iirc it is
only used in a few routines, which include the audit and avc routines.
So yes there is a separate kernel side issue dealing with corrupted avc
messages.
Regards,
Peter