Grzegorz Nosek

wip: abstract platform-specific libscap code

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**Don't mind me, I'm just here for the CI** :) **What type of PR is this?** > Uncomment one (or more) `/kind ` lines: > /kind bug /kind cleanup /kind...

Add euid to execve/execveat exit events

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We can't prevent losing setuid events completely and the uid is pretty important for some execve-related rules, so explicitly pass the uid in execve/at exit events Signed-off-by: Grzegorz Nosek Co-authored-by:...

[part 4/n] Split scap_*.c into platform-specific files

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Near-immediate crashes of the settings dialog

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## Describe the Bug After installing the extension and clicking around in the settings window (not even changing anything, just clicking around), the settings window disappears and the extension service...

fix(build): don't write to source directory during build

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cleanup(build): Use a single cmake module for driver_config.h

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Instead of manually generating driver_config.h when needed (approximately, since the libscap engines do not generate it, even though they rely on it), encapsulate all the logic in a single cmake...

[DISCUSSION] [PLUGIN API] Notes from the Rust world

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Here are some notes I made while working on the Falco Plugin Rust SDK. Please note that they're *not* blockers for the Rust SDK itself (everything here has a workaround,...

This patch set allows leaving start/end vacation dates unspecified, meaning "since the beginning of time" and "forever" respectively (of course, this still needs to be supported by the vacation tool...

Memory corruption in userland tool

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Freshly updated sysdig 0.1.87 (Ubuntu 12.04) has just failed on me with what looks like memory corruption. Happened just once, not sure if reproducible, though subsequent sysdig runs seem fine...