2.6.10-2.1.0 commoncap.ko undefined symbol
Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2005 8:58 amFirst of all I want to thank for all the grsec team staff for giving me the chance to secure my computer.
Kernel: 2.6.10
Grsec: 2.1.0
Other patches: only iptables p-o-m extensions
Problem:
In order to use dazuko (for clamuko), capability support must be compiled as a module. If I compile it in, the systems runs fine, but I have to forget about clamuko functionalities. If I compile it as a module, it complains about undefined symbol in commoncap module related basicaly to:
"gr_handle_chroot_caps"
Even during compilation it gives a warning like this:
*** Warning: "gr_handle_chroot_caps" [security/commoncap.ko] undefined!
Depmod stops with undefined symbol.
If it isn't compiled as a module, the kernel compiles without a warning.
It would be important for a complete solution to be able to run kinda virus protection along with grsecurity. Although I don't know why dazuko requires cabailities to be compiled as a module on 2.6.x.
Wishing bugfree coding to all of you:
Dw.
Kernel: 2.6.10
Grsec: 2.1.0
Other patches: only iptables p-o-m extensions
Problem:
In order to use dazuko (for clamuko), capability support must be compiled as a module. If I compile it in, the systems runs fine, but I have to forget about clamuko functionalities. If I compile it as a module, it complains about undefined symbol in commoncap module related basicaly to:
"gr_handle_chroot_caps"
Even during compilation it gives a warning like this:
*** Warning: "gr_handle_chroot_caps" [security/commoncap.ko] undefined!
Depmod stops with undefined symbol.
If it isn't compiled as a module, the kernel compiles without a warning.
It would be important for a complete solution to be able to run kinda virus protection along with grsecurity. Although I don't know why dazuko requires cabailities to be compiled as a module on 2.6.x.
Wishing bugfree coding to all of you:
Dw.