Re: [PATCH 0/7] security: apparmor: apparmorfs.c Checkpatch mods

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On Sat, Nov 26, 2016 at 12:05:50PM +0100, Greg KH wrote:
> On Sat, Nov 26, 2016 at 03:43:18AM -0500, Walt Feasel wrote:
> > Make checkpatch modifications to include:
> > 
> > Multiple blank lines
> > Blank line after declarations
> > Space after cast
> > WARN_ON vs BUG_ON
> > Align parenthesis
> > Comparison to NULL
> > Line continuations
> > 
> > Walt Feasel (7):
> >   security: apparmor: apparmorfs.c Multiple blank lines
> >   security: apparmor: apparmorfs.c Blank line after declarations
> >   security: apparmor: apparmorfs.c Space after cast
> >   security: apparmor: apparmorfs.c WARN_ON vs BUG_ON
> >   security: apparmor: apparmorfs.c Align parenthesis
> >   security: apparmor: apparmorfs.c Comparison to NULL
> >   security: apparmor: apparmorfs.c Line continuations
> 
> Why are you sending apparmor patches to the kernelnewbies list and not
> the maintainers and subsystem list for this code instead?
> 
> thanks,
> 
> greg k-h
Because as stated in my patch notes I am not sure how to
fix certain cases.
I have not been able to find reference material other than
other patches and discussions for certain cases and have
to try and reason why.
You wanted me to move out of staging so I have looked to
other areas but do not wish to send in ridiculous patches
and have me seen as being malicious.
Since this is kernelnewbies mailing list isn't that it's
purpose or am I move on again?
Feel free to skip my post should they trouble you.

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