On Tuesday 29 March 2005 08:34 am, Steve Grubb wrote:
On Monday 28 March 2005 20:54, Timothy R. Chavez wrote:
> + Added AUDIT_WATCH_LST support
Why not LIST instead of LST.
> + Added AUDIT_WATCH_ERR support - generic channel to send messages about
> watch actions to userspace; convert audit_receive_watch() to use this
I disagree with this whole approach. You should not create your own message
call back. You should use the same one that every other packet type uses.
Please just return the error back to audit_receive_msg. It should either
return the error code directly or catch the error code in err. You do not
need a type in the error message either. That should be readily appearant.
If I'm inserting a rule, I should know the error was related to insert.
I can change this. Easy enough. This will reduce the reply code for
insert/delete for 0.6.9 too and eliminate a macro.
Was audit_receive_msg not returning an error message?
No it can return one. I just wanted to put some additional context around
that error message.
Thanks,
-Steve
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