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NAS-129926 / 25.04 / Log when private methods are called via websocket connection #15160
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Just in case Jenkins deletes my build:
No new/important failures, just the usual stuff (AD) |
middleware.log has entries like this
Those are called by our systemd units. There are ~900 calls in total, 300 of them being
The second is midcli, I can fix that. But the first... We use |
We can expand ConnectionOrigin object to include System-initiated calls to We should always log calls to private endpoints on unix socket if they originate from uid 33 (www-data) even if loginuid is unitialized. IIRC this is how proxied hexos calls will appear. |
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Co-authored-by: Caleb St. John <30729806+yocalebo@users.noreply.github.com>
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@anodos325 @yocalebo with these patches in place, tests log contains only
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I fixed the second one (it was The second was made by crontab (by a coincidence). Any idea wrt to how should we handle that? |
We could probably ignore if the process is cron (can get from procfs), though perhaps we should be scheduling within middlewared itself rather than cron? |
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This is a large file to read into memory and then do a regex search on. I also don't like this approach. I'd rather remove entries from middlewared.mako
(cron) and schedule them as @periodic
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