tetra: fix --policy-names to apply all event types
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kkourt
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In cilium#1867, the `--policy-names` flag was added to filter events based on the tracing policy. However, the filter was only appled to `kprobe` events. This patch extends the filter to support all events types: `kprobe`, `tracepoint`, `uprobe` and `lsm`. Signed-off-by: Justin Chen <mail@justin0u0.com>
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Description
In #1867, the
--policy-namesflag was added to filter events based on the tracing policy. However, the filter was only appled tokprobeevents.This patch extends the filter to support all events types:
kprobe,tracepoint,uprobeandlsm.