PATCH: fix missing DSO tags for libdriver-event-schema.so

[dkogan]

Hello. There's a bug in the build system: DSO tags for libscap-event-schema.so are set twice, but never for libdriver-event-schema.so. There should be one for each. I'm the Debian maintainer, and I just fixed this for the distro:

https://salsa.debian.org/debian/falcosecurity-libs/-/blob/master/debian/patches/properties-for-driver-event-schema.patch

I think you should take the patch.

Thanks

[FedeDP]

Hi! Would you mind opening the PR?
Thank you for reporting!

[FedeDP]

Also, as @geraldcombs pointed out (#762 (comment)) i see you have got multiple patches downstream in debian; would you mind upstreaming them?
https://salsa.debian.org/debian/falcosecurity-libs/-/tree/master/debian/patches

[dkogan]

Hi. Would you mind doing the PR yourself? It's quite a bit of typing on my end. Thanks

[dkogan]

Also, as @geraldcombs pointed out (#762 (comment)) i see you have got multiple patches downstream in debian; would you mind upstreaming them?

Absolutely. Please open PRs as needed. We have - fix-library-install-path.patch Fixes library install paths. I don't know why it was set up the way it was set up. If you want to be more "normal", you should take the patch - properties-for-driver-event-schema.patch The patch in this report - specify-curl-library-correctly.patch Probably not appropriate for you. In my builds nothing is bundled and all libraries live in standard locations, so -lcurl works. There was something broken about the CURL_LIBRARIES definition, which wasn't worth the effor to fix for me - use-shared-libelf.patch The patch probably isn't appropriate for you as is. You can't link a static library into a shared library, so if you're building a shared libscap (or libsinsp), your dependencies all need to be shared. A solution you should consider: remove all static library support from your build system. Otherwise I guess you can look for libelf.so first, and then libelf.a. You should test that if you do it that way.

[FedeDP]

• fix-library-install-path.patch

Fixes library install paths. I don't know why it was set up the way it
was set up. If you want to be more "normal", you should take the patch

Mmh you mean because we are using a subfolder for our libraries? It is not that uncommon as far as i know (eg: pipewire installs its .so under /usr/lib/pipewire-0.3/ ).

• properties-for-driver-event-schema.patch

This is 100% an issue :) Thank you! I am going to open the PR!

[FedeDP]

Opened: #1215
Thank you (you got the co-authored-by of course :) )

[dkogan]

Federico Di Pierro ***@***.***> writes:

* fix-library-install-path.patch Fixes library install paths. I don't know why it was set up the way it was set up. If you want to be more "normal", you should take the patch Mmh you mean because we are using a subfolder for our libraries? It is not that uncommon as far as i know (eg: pipewire installs its .so under /usr/lib/pipewire-0.3/ ).

By necessity libraries are placed in subdirectories only if they will never be loaded using the normal dynamic linking mechanism. Today we have this: ***@***.***:~$ objdump -p /usr/bin/sysdig | grep scap NEEDED libscap_event_schema.so.0 So if I run "sysdig" it will need to find "libscap_event_schema.so.0". The list of search paths includes "/usr/lib" and "/usr/lib/ARCH" but not "/usr/lib/falco". So by putting your libraries into a weird place, you either broke sysdig, or you had to do extra work for sysdig to find your libraries. For Debian, this patch makes sense. I think it also makes sense for everyone else, but you can decide.