events: update syscall_pathname for security_file_open #3298
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syscall_pathname was fetched only for open(at) syscalls, thus was empty for security_file_open originated from execve(at) syscall
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Test case doesn't include a reproducer for execve and execveat. Would you mind adding such a reproducer (and potentially an instrumentation test?) Edit: Resolved offline as out of scope for the author. |
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1. Explain what the PR does
syscall_pathname was fetched only for open(at) syscalls, thus was empty for security_file_open originated from execve(at) syscall
2. Explain how to test it
./tracee -f e=security_file_open