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<P><FONT SIZE=2>Hi,<BR>
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Thanks for the clarification; this makes things even more interesting and exiting !<BR>
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Yossi<BR>
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-----Original Message-----<BR>
From: haifux-bounces@haifux.org on behalf of Shachar Shemesh<BR>
Sent: Thu 1/17/2008 12:45 PM<BR>
To: arbel yossi<BR>
Cc: Haifa linux club; linux-il<BR>
Subject: Re: [Haifux] [Haifux Lecture] User space syscall tracing andmanipulation - fakeroot-ng by Shachar Shemesh<BR>
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arbel yossi wrote:<BR>
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> Hi,<BR>
> It is not clear from this post whether the lecture will deal<BR>
> with fakeroot-ng or not. The Abstract talks about various techniques<BR>
> but does not mention fakeroot-ng, while the title includes both.<BR>
><BR>
> Regards,<BR>
> Yossi<BR>
><BR>
Fakeroot-ng is a (as far as I know) first attempt to do the things<BR>
usually done with LD_PRELOAD using the ptrace mechanism. It was both the<BR>
trigger and the root cause of this lecture.<BR>
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The lecture will look at fakeroot, fakechroot, fakeroot-ng and strace,<BR>
at varying degrees of depths, mostly because all four chose slightly<BR>
different approaches for solving, fundamentally, the same problem.<BR>
<BR>
Shachar<BR>
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