Eric W. Biederman wrote:
[ ... ]
> There is also the case that should not come up with signals where
> we have a pid from a child namespace, that we should also be able to
> compute the pid for.
I don't understand how a signal can come from a child pid namespace ?
> In essence I intend to have a list of pid_namespace, pid_t pairs connected
> to a struct pid that we can look through to find the appropriate pid.
yes, that's the purpose of pid_nr() I guess.
This list would contain in nearly all cases a single pair (current pid
namespace, pid value). It will contain 2 pairs for a task that has unshared
its pid namespace : a pair for the current pid namespace, that needs to
allocated when unshare() is called, and one pair for the ancestor pid
namespace which is already allocated.
Do you see more ?
C.
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