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3.4-STABLE kernel breaks systrace?

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Subject: 3.4-STABLE kernel breaks systrace?
From: "Robert Mooney" <rjmooney@impetus.us>
Date: Mon, 9 Feb 2004 03:35:47 -0500

I recently upgraded my 3.4 GENERIC kernel to 3.4-STABLE GENERIC.
Unfortunately, it seems to have broken systrace.

$ systrace -A ls dead.letter 
systrace: obsd_replace: ioctl: Invalid argument
systrace: obsd_replace: ioctl: Invalid argument
systrace: obsd_replace: ioctl: Invalid argument
systrace: obsd_replace: ioctl: Invalid argument
systrace: obsd_replace: ioctl: Invalid argument
systrace: obsd_replace: ioctl: Invalid argument
ls: dead.letter: Operation not permitted

Whereas on a previous kernel:

$ systrace -A ls dead.letter 
dead.letter

I've tried recompiling the latest stable version of systrace as well, with
no luck.  Am I missing something?

- Rob

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Robert Mooney (rjmooney@impetus.us)
www: http://www.impetus.us/~rjmooney/

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