Fix logic error in Linux memory scanning #1662
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Memory-mapped files from tmpfs (major number = 0) are no longer ignored.
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Memory-mapped files from tmpfs (major number = 0) are no longer ignored.
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Memory-mapped files from tmpfs (major number = 0) are no longer ignored.
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Memory-mapped files from tmpfs (major number = 0) are no longer ignored.
I first noticed this due to failing tests on Debian's autobuilders that I was able to rreproduce by running
test-rulesfrom within a directory residing on a tmpfs filesystem.