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How to intercept sytem calls
I would like to port a small utility from Linux to AIX and, lacking any software development knowledge for AIX, need some help:
I have a library called Snoopy. Basically it intercepts the execv() and execve() system calls and logs them to the syslog-facility AUTHPRIV then passes control over to the original system calls. It does so by adding an entry into /etc/ld.so.preload so that the library gets preloaded and can intercept the systemcalls by its own versions of them. I am now looking for an analogous solution for AIX to intercept these two system calls with their logging versions. Any ideas? bakunin |
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