proc: checks system security policy before trying to get personalities #639
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096972f and fc8f593 introduces task personalities retrieval to fix incorrect /proc files info in some cases. Linux governs access to personalities based on system ptrace policy, which may be restricted by an LSM (e.g. Yama). This patch implements a simple check for init's personality access to make sure ptrace usage is allowed, and prevent access from containers to proc files with "Permission denied" error if not. > closes #636 (follow-up to #553 and #609). Signed-off-by: Samuel FORESTIER <[email protected]>
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@mihalicyn can you review this one? |
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please, don't close PR each time when you need to update it. (hint: You can use Previous PR #637 |
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(partially) closes #636 (re-submission of #637).