strace can lie ... but LTT might be handy

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Hello,

I recently received a forward of a message you sent on bugtraq
about strace providing inaccurate information. I see what the
problem is and I think you'd be interested to know that there's
a tool out there that'll fix the problem, the Linux Trace
Toolkit. I wrote this tool in order to be able to reconstruct
the dynamic behavior of a Linux system and it doesn't lie ;)
It tracks all important events and stores in the order they
occur in the kernel. Therefore ptrace() is not involved in any
way.

Check it out :

www.info.polymtl.ca/~karym/trace

Please give me feedback ... it's important for any further
enhancements.

Thanks.

P.S.: I'm not on bugtraq, so please CC if you send it there.

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                 Karim Yaghmour
               karymat_private
            Operating System Consultant
 (Linux kernel, real-time and distributed systems)
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