On Fri, 27 May 2005, rjf wrote: > I am looking to hook execv[e] in a 2.6.11 (gentoo) kernel. After > pouring over various net searches for the last hour or so, I am fairly > certain that LSM is the right way to accomplish this. > > Is there a simple example (that builds) LSM module I could start/learn with? I wrote two AWK scripts for bootstraping and maintaintenance of LSMs which are available as lsm-skeleton.awk and lsm-genstruct.awk at http://www.berlinos.de/Snippets/ The first script generates a skeleton C file with empty hook functions which needs only minor editing to compile cleanly while the latter generates a matching header file whih needs to be regenerated with kernel version changes. HTH -- Frequently miss(typ)ed Unix commands: mountz: you're looking for the cat(1), aren't you? poopd: Well, yes, you better use OpenWindows with this. horse: A horse, a horse, my root account for a horse!
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