On Monday 12 September 2005 13:28, Chris Wright wrote:
 In aduit_receive_skb (just basic sanity checks on skb length and
netlink
 msg header info). 
OK, I see.
 > > It's void upstream, btw.
 >
 > If something can go wrong, we should detect the problem and return 1. If
 > there is nothing that can go wrong, we should make it void. I guess
 > that's what I'm getting at.
 Going wrong == packet we can't handle.  So we just drop it.   
Does this send a NACK back to auditctl?
 I agree, and it's already done upstream, but I don't think
it's worth
 spinning a new kernel for. 
I think we are at the point where we are starting the new development. Maybe 
this doesn't go into a .89 kernel, but a .1 kernel for the new development 
cycle.
Thanks,
-Steve