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Authored by olce on Nov 15 2024, 5:07 PM.
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Commit message:
The rules on 'prison0' are initialized in init(), now using
set_empty_rules().

Until the jail is destroyed, they can never be uninitialized by a call
to osd_jail_del(), since the only chain to call it is
mac_do_prison_set() -> remove_rules() -> osd_jail_del(), and
mac_do_prison_set() (method PR_METHOD_SET) can never be called on
'prison0'. This guarantees that find_rules() always find a valid
'rules' pointer to return.

There's no need to do anything special in destroy() for 'prison0', as
osd_jail_deregister() now takes care of it.

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olce requested review of this revision.Nov 15 2024, 5:07 PM
This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Nov 19 2024, 8:02 AM