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There's an older faccessat(2) that is used by older glibc, particularly the one in ubuntu 20.04. Any cgo program (like any processor using quark) might end up needing that.
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There's an older faccessat(2) that is used by older glibc, particularly the one in ubuntu 20.04. Any cgo program (like any processor using quark) might end up needing that. (cherry picked from commit 73353a8)
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There's an older faccessat(2) that is used by older glibc, particularly the one in ubuntu 20.04. Any cgo program (like any processor using quark) might end up needing that. (cherry picked from commit 73353a8)
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There's an older faccessat(2) that is used by older glibc, particularly the one in ubuntu 20.04. Any cgo program (like any processor using quark) might end up needing that. (cherry picked from commit 73353a8) Co-authored-by: Christiano Haesbaert <haesbaert@elastic.co>
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There's an older faccessat(2) that is used by older glibc, particularly the one in ubuntu 20.04. Any cgo program (like any processor using quark) might end up needing that. (cherry picked from commit 73353a8) Co-authored-by: Christiano Haesbaert <haesbaert@elastic.co>
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There's an older faccessat(2) that is used by older glibc, particularly the one in ubuntu 20.04.
Any cgo program (like any processor using quark) might end up needing that.
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when using
kernel_tracingas the backendadd_session_metadata_processoror the newsystem/processmodule backend, it ends up calling faccessat(3) which might be faccessat2(2) or faccessat(2), depending on the glibc version.Allow both otherwise
kernel_tracingwill always fail.