On Tuesday 09 April 2002 12:17, Frank Schaefer wrote:
> > Not what i want. It ( so does SNARE)supports *specific* syscalls, but
> > not the generic one i want to build.
>
> what the hell is a GENERIC SYSCALL ??????????
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Nothng that i know of. Looks like u didn't get my drift. Currently, all the
logging tools that i know of - SNARE, syscalltrack - support logging of
specific syscalls - read,write,exec etc. What they do is a kernel module
that presumably "hijacks" the call and logs it. It then passes it on to the
real syscall implementation. My point is to log all syscalls irrespective of
what they are.....One place i'm looking at is the entry.S, i'm looking at the
wrong place there, and i don't know which is the right place.
--Sridhar
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