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198 m.data.v1.effective = 0x7FFFFFFFU; in capng_fill()202 m.data.v3[0].effective = 0xFFFFFFFFU; in capng_fill()205 m.data.v3[1].effective = 0xFFFFFFFFU; in capng_fill()311 m.data.v3[0].effective = in load_data()313 m.data.v3[1].effective = in load_data()316 m.data.v3[0].effective = 0; in load_data()317 m.data.v3[1].effective = 0; in load_data()360 m.data.v3[idx].effective |= MASK(capability); in update_effective()362 m.data.v3[idx].effective &= ~(MASK(capability)); in update_effective()406 v1_update(action, capability, &m.data.v1.effective); in capng_update()[all …]
32 uint32_t effective; member112 print_cap_bits(data[0].effective, len > 1 ? data[1].effective : 0); in print_cap_data()
23 - Fix effective capabilities read from file descriptor27 - In netcap and pscap use the effective uid52 - Use bit mask on effective capabilities check in have_capabilities
4 ;; whether it is used as base or offset. If used as base, the effective6 ;; an offset the content will be used in the effective address. We observed that
471 boolean[] effective = new boolean[n]; in toStackMap2()475 effective[0] = prev.incoming > 0; in toStackMap2()477 int num = effective[0] ? 1 : 0; in toStackMap2()480 if (effective[i] = isTarget(bb, blocks[i - 1])) { in toStackMap2()492 if (effective[i]) in toStackMap2()
29 d.effective, in main()
3 effective 0
4 effective 0x........
13 # An explicit .gnu_attribute must be checked against the effective
36 # An explicit .gnu_attribute must be checked against the effective
41 # An explicit .gnu_attribute must be checked against the effective
43 # An explicit .gnu_attribute must be checked against the effective
44 # An explicit .gnu_attribute must be checked against the effective
46 __u32 effective; member
35 # An explicit .gnu_attribute must be checked against the effective
35 # Short rule, will be effective only when moving to the start of text,
293 cap.effective = cap.permitted = (1 << CAP_SYS_BOOT); in permanently_set_uid()