Hello Ajinkya,On Sat, Jul 8, 2017 at 12:14 PM, Greg KH <greg@kroah.com> wrote:On Sat, Jul 08, 2017 at 09:38:52PM +0530, Ajinkya Surnis wrote:
> Actually, this is not a college assignment. I'm a professional software
> engineer who is completely new to kernel programming.Welcome to the world of kernel hacking and speaking the 'truth' and being 'honest'does have it's benefits as you will see soon :)> I recently gave an interview to one cloud security firm. The interviewer gave
> me this particular assignment, since this kind of functionality is needed in
> their software.Wish you good luck with the job !> Now I'm aware that the approach I have (syscall interception) is wrong.
> But I also need to find out alternate mechanism to achieve my goal.
> I searched really hard, but got nothing.Go through the link below very carefully, you do not require two modules. One single modulethat intercepts a syscall and does what you have to do.. please do pay careful attention to the commentswithin the code!
So it's a programming test to get a job? That's worse than trying to
cheat on an exam, as it would mean that I pass the test, not you :(
Though I agree 110% with gregkh 'I' also have been where Ajinkya is coming from so many times.I have been there, done that too many times to walk away now so.. I understand the man's pain and frustration.So against my better judgement I have given him something if he studies carefully will help him to do what its is he must.
good luck!
greg k-h
Greg, he told us the plain truth and all he wants is some guidance. If I am out of line you can bust me as usual on IRC ! How is telling the simple and plain 'truth' equate to 'cheating" ? Duhh...Good luck, hope this helps - Aruna_______________________________________________
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