See: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/20191#issuecomment-
881982739
In general, we shouldn't blanket move syscalls like this into @default,
given that glibc actually does have fallbacks, afaics. However, as
long as the syscalls are "read-only" and thus benign, I figure it's a
safe thing to do. But we should probably stick to a "if in doubt, don't"
rule, and put these syscalls in @system-service as default, but not into
@default.
I think in the real world @system-service is the sensible group people
should use, and not @default actually.
"restart_syscall\0"
"rseq\0"
"rt_sigreturn\0"
+ "sched_getaffinity\0"
"sched_yield\0"
"set_robust_list\0"
"set_thread_area\0"
"remap_file_pages\0"
"sched_get_priority_max\0"
"sched_get_priority_min\0"
- "sched_getaffinity\0"
"sched_getattr\0"
"sched_getparam\0"
"sched_getscheduler\0"