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From: willy tarreau <wtarreau@yahoo.fr>
Subject: Re: Tracing files that opens.
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> Is there a nice way to trap on file open() and
stat() ? 

a few months ago, I helped a friend in writing a
generic syscall wrapper because he needed exactly
this.
You should take a look at the section "overloader" on 

http://bdolez.free.fr/

Regards,
willy


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