> process-dump-... files in the current directory. The executable itself > can be recovered by catting the first few files together and truncating > at the executable size. I have tested this by reconstructing a copy of > /bin/cat which I had protected mode 111 under Linux 2.0.x. You can only do this for non setuid applications. I would question it is even a bug. Execute only is an extremely vague concept anyway on x86 since the chip doesnt really support it physically. The convenience and usefulness of LD_PRELOAD seems to far outweigh this consideration for normal use. Its probably one for the 'secure linux' patch collection therefore. Alan
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