vendor: update gobpf and tcptracer-bpf #2428
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It will help to get missing kretprobe events during the ebpf tracker initialization and missing connect & accept events, specially visible on single-cores: - weaveworks/tcptracer-bpf#36 - iovisor/gobpf#39 It makes use of a Linux patch that should be in Linux >= 4.12 (unreleased yet): iovisor/bcc#1072 (comment) It falls back gracefully on current/older Linux kernels. The new gobpf vendoring also includes other small fixes such as error handling.
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It will help to get missing kretprobe events during the ebpf tracker
initialization and missing connect & accept events, specially visible on
single-cores:
It makes use of a Linux patch that should be in Linux >= 4.12
(unreleased yet): iovisor/bcc#1072 (comment)
It falls back gracefully on current/older Linux kernels.
The new gobpf vendoring also includes other small fixes such as error
handling.