e2e: ignore terminated processes on fetching allowed resources #1065
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Fetching allowed resources (needed by "verify" and "report allowed") caused test failures when a process found by pgrep got terminated before reading its /proc/pid/files. This change omits pids whose files could not be read without errors.
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Fetching allowed resources (needed by "verify" and "report allowed") caused test failures when a process found by pgrep got terminated before reading its /proc/pid/files. This change omits pids whose files could not be read without errors.