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Hi every body!

I'm developing a file auditor kernel module. The auditing tasks are performed 
by a userland daemond, and the sys_open and sys_exec system calls are 
intercepted by the kernel module. I was using IPC V messages to communicate 
both hte LKm anda the daemon, but I realize that they are not designed to run 
within the kernel space. Now I'm tring with a /proc file, but, this is my 
question:

Whow can I make my daemond to wait a "signal" or something else from the 
kernel module. This "signal" should contain the file path to be audited.
I realy need help in this
Thanks
Israel
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