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<kerneltoast> fche, didja try?
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<fche> kerneltoast, not yet, will tomorrow
<kerneltoast> okey
<kerneltoast> you teach your son how to burn rubber yet?
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<fche> sssh
<fche> I'd have to learn myself first
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<irker555> systemtap: fche systemtap.git:master * release-4.4-58-g561e5595e / tapsets.cxx testsuite/systemtap.base/ret-uprobe-var.exp: diagnostics: amplify .return $context var warning
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<kerneltoast> fche, bonjour
<fche> yes, the jour is bon ish
<kerneltoast> very nais
<fche> the answer to your question is - working on it
<kerneltoast> we found an interesting kasan splat from stap
<kerneltoast> hah got you by surprise
<fche> you will never catch me, copper
<kerneltoast> i've been looking through the procfs code and i'm not sure whose fault this is
<kerneltoast> is it stap's fault or procfs' fault?
<kerneltoast> is stap not supposed to do both of these:
<kerneltoast> path_put (& p_r_files[i].p);
<kerneltoast> proc_remove (pde);
<fche> maybe in the opposite order
<kerneltoast> i thought about that too
<fche> do you know from that dump what it was doing within proc_remove ?
<kerneltoast> yeah it's easy to see what proc_remove was doing
<fche> ah yeah the path thing
<fche> yeah could you try flipping those two lines around?
<kerneltoast> is flipping them around really correct? they're currently ordered in reverse from how they're created
<fche> that's probalby why I did it this way, but the initialization sequence doesn't matter as much (probably results in a refcount of 2)
<kerneltoast> k i'll try flipping it around
<fche> anyway yeah please
<fche> now if the flipped-around one results in a similar error
<kerneltoast> then we scream
<fche> then we're probably missing a get, refcount underflow or something
<kerneltoast> the 'get' for this is not exported
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