audit_get_reply() returns EBADE

[Matthew Booth]

A few times now I've seen audit_get_reply() return EBADE (Invalid 
exchange). This coincides with a particular job which results in an 
output rate of about 5.5k records/sec. The system remains responsive, 
and it always fixes itself when the rate comes back down again.

What exactly does EBADE mean in this context? I assume I'm dropping 
audit messages from the kernel while this is going on. Is there any way 
I can determine how many? Is there any way to tune things to survive 
this temporary stress event?

Thanks,

Matt
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