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Description of problem:
The system calls pread() and pwrite() currently can not be audited. 
Unlike other related calls such as read(), readv(), write(), and 
writev(), these calls are not included in the list of auditable calls 
in drivers/audit/syscall.c. This is a significant hole in the 
auditing support, because it allows a way to write to sensitive files 
without the write access being logged.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. create rules to enable auditing of pwrite and pread 
in /etc/audit/filter.conf
2. enable auditing
3. run a program that uses pread or pwrite
    

Actual Results:  Access using pread or pwrite is not logged, and a 
kernel error message is generated for each time the syscall is 
used: "Filter target 0x0 not known or not supported in this context"



Expected Results:  The accesses should be logged

Additional info: