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On architectures that use Linux's generic syscall interface the legacy "stat" and "stat64" calls may not be available; on these systems glibc uses "newfstatat" instead. Modify the sandbox implementation to match. Note that on these architectures as on others glibc 2.33 uses "newfstatat" in a way the sandbox cannot filter, so preserve in add_noparam_filter() the code that allows the use of this syscall without restriction when glibc version 2.33 is in use.
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