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System calls are listed in the Functional Specification mapping table
6.8.1.5.2 Internal interfaces
Internal interfaces Interfaces defined in
get_zeroed_page
Linux Device Drivers , O’Reilly, Chapter 7, 2nd Edition June 2001,
Alessandro Rubini /this document, chapter 5.5.2.1
__vmalloc Linux Device Drivers , O’Reilly, Chapter 7, 2nd Edition June 2001,
Alessandro Rubini
vfree Linux Device Drivers , O’Reilly, Chapter 7, 2nd Edition June 2001,
Alessandro Rubini
kmalloc Linux Device Drivers , O’Reilly, Chapter 7, 2nd Edition June 2001,
Alessandro Rubini
kfree Linux Device Drivers , O’Reilly, Chapter 7, 2nd Edition June 2001,
Alessandro Rubini
__ get_free_pages Linux Device Drivers , O’Reilly, Chapter 7, 2nd Edition June 2001,
Alessandro Rubini
free_pages Linux Device Drivers , O’Reilly, Chapter 7, 2nd Edition June 2001,
Alessandro Rubini
6.8.1.5.3 Data Structures
mm_struct
and
include/linux/sched.h
6.8.1.6 Kernel subsystem audit
This section lists external interfaces, internal interfaces, and data structures of the audit subsystem.
6.8.1.6.1 External interfaces
There are two external interfaces to the audit subsystem.
•
Netlink socket calls, by which all kernel user-space communication takes place.
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Communication through
/proc
to associate the login uid with the login session and therefore with
all tasks forked or exec’ed under the session.
6.8.1.6.2 Internal interfaces
The audit kernel provides a set of interfaces to other kernel subsystems to:
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Format and send audit records to user space, audit_log_* functions.
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Allocate per task audit context,
audit_alloc
which is called by
copy_proc
.
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Audit syscalls on entry and exit,
audit_syscall_exit
and
audit_syscall_entry
.
•
Audit file system watched objects,
audit_notify_watch
and
audit_notify_update
.
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Add additional audit information for specific audit events:
•
audit_socketcall
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