Fix control group pattern#23219
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The file /proc/self/cgroup lists the control groups to which the process belongs. This file is a colon separated list of three fields: 1. a hierarchy ID number 2. a comma-separated list of hierarchies 3. the pathname of the control group in the hierarchy The regex pattern for this contains a bug for the second field. It allows one or two entries in the comma-separated list, but not more. This commit fixes the pattern to allow one or more entires in the comma-separated list.
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The file /proc/self/cgroup lists the control groups to which the process belongs. This file is a colon separated list of three fields: 1. a hierarchy ID number 2. a comma-separated list of hierarchies 3. the pathname of the control group in the hierarchy The regex pattern for this contains a bug for the second field. It allows one or two entries in the comma-separated list, but not more. This commit fixes the pattern to allow one or more entires in the comma-separated list. Relates #23219
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The file /proc/self/cgroup lists the control groups to which the process belongs. This file is a colon separated list of three fields: 1. a hierarchy ID number 2. a comma-separated list of hierarchies 3. the pathname of the control group in the hierarchy The regex pattern for this contains a bug for the second field. It allows one or two entries in the comma-separated list, but not more. This commit fixes the pattern to allow one or more entires in the comma-separated list. Relates #23219
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The file /proc/self/cgroup lists the control groups to which the process belongs. This file is a colon separated list of three fields: 1. a hierarchy ID number 2. a comma-separated list of hierarchies 3. the pathname of the control group in the hierarchy The regex pattern for this contains a bug for the second field. It allows one or two entries in the comma-separated list, but not more. This commit fixes the pattern to allow one or more entires in the comma-separated list. Relates #23219
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This was addressed in elastic/elasticsearch#23219 Signed-off-by: Tyler Smalley <tyler.smalley@elastic.co>
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The file /proc/self/cgroup lists the control groups to which the process
belongs. This file is a colon separated list of three fields:
The regex pattern for this contains a bug for the second field. It
allows one or two entries in the comma-separated list, but not
more. This commit fixes the pattern to allow one or more entires in the
comma-separated list.
Closes #23218