fix blacklisting of perl files via blacklist_interp #327
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In 0f80a34, the files() method started returning paths like:
...rather than:
This breaks the use of configuration such as:
If I understand correctly, the intent is to scan files within the per-process root as described in proc_pid_root(5). This patch should still respect that.
Notes:
/proc/<pid>/root/
prepended twice, resulting in e.g.:/proc/521178/root//proc/521178/root//usr/share/perl5/Foo/Bar.pm
With this patch,/proc/<pid>/root/
is only prepended once./usr/local/bin/foo.pl
) is not opened using the path to the per-process root. With this patch, all files are opened using the per-process root.needrestart -v
prints paths without the per-process root, matching earlier behavior.