[ML] Update seccomp filter for Fedora 29 #355
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Fedora 29 uses different system calls to platforms we've previously tested on, and hence suffers from certain functionality failing due to the seccomp filter. This commit permits 3 additional system calls: 1. __NR_gettimeofday 2. __NR_unlinkat 3. __NR_getdents64 (It is likely that other Linux distributions using modern glibc would also hit one or more of these system calls. Non-fatal problems probably got progressively worse in the lead up to the fatal problem that surfaced in Fedora 29.) Fixes elastic#350 Backport of elastic#354
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Fedora 29 uses different system calls to platforms
we've previously tested on, and hence suffers from
certain functionality failing due to the seccomp
filter.
This commit permits 3 additional system calls:
(It is likely that other Linux distributions using
modern glibc would also hit one or more of these
system calls. Non-fatal problems probably got
progressively worse in the lead up to the fatal
problem that surfaced in Fedora 29.)
Fixes #350
Backport of #354