Re: Audit Filesystem
On Sun, 6 Mar 2005 20:17:37 -0500, Steve Grubb <sgrubb(a)redhat.com> wrote:
I also ran into another problem when applying all these patches. A
couple
structures have been introduced to audit.h as we have been progressing.
audit.h does not have any includes to pull in the structure definitions. For
example, "struct inode", "struct list_head", "rwlock_t",
and "atomic_t".
These are causing compile failures in other places when audit.h gets
included. I think fs.c was the place most things died in.
If we add data types to audit.h, we also need to add the right includes so
other places don't break. (I've been applying patches to a 2.6.11 based
kernel.)
Odd. Though I haven't had any failures myself, you're right. I'll be
better about that :-)
I know I said I'd get a new patch out today and really, it'd only take
me 15 minutes to make this change and patch and e-mail, but the rainy
day has made me lazy... back to my book. Thanks for the heads-up
Steve. Patch out first thing tommorow morning.
There's also a audit-0.6.5 patch now. I had to mkdir
audit-0.6.5/linux and cp in the header for the time being. I've not
had any great experience with autoconf so I wasn't to sure on how to
make the "#include <linux/audit.h>" look at
/usr/src/linux-2.6.11-audit/include/linux/audit.h (the proper way).
-Tim