On 1/29/08, Manish Katiyar <mkatiyar@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Manish,
It is not possiable to access environment variable
of a process, even if the kernel is running in that
process context. getenv() and friends are userspace
buddys only as you have already pointed out.
Thanks
Hi,
Is it possible to print or access the environment variables of a
process from kernel module. I know it can be done from userspace, but
if there is a running process I don't know if there is any way to
access/print the environment of a process from userspace. So I thought
if it is possible to write a module which accepts a pid during load
and then prints its environment variables.
I tried looking at task_struct to see which member holds the
environment, but cudnt get much. Any help appreciated.
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Thanks & Regards,
It is not possiable to access environment variable
of a process, even if the kernel is running in that
process context. getenv() and friends are userspace
buddys only as you have already pointed out.
Thanks
