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Operating Systems Linux Howto compile my own module into the kernel Post 302504978 by fpmurphy on Tuesday 15th of March 2011 10:06:47 PM
Old 03-15-2011
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The bad thing about it is: The function to set the hook to the LSM is not exported.
What distribution and version are you on? Which specific function is not exported?

LSM has a pretty complete abstraction layer to allow different security modules to be safely loaded and unloaded without messing with the kernel directly. Look at struct security_operations in /include/linux/security.h to see the huge number of function pointers available to you.
 

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um_add_service

VIEW-OS(1)						      General Commands Manual							VIEW-OS(1)

NAME

       um_add_service - add a service module to umview

SYNOPSIS

       um_add_service [-p ] service_module [ , module_options ]

DESCRIPTION

       This  command adds a service module to umview.  Modules will be loaded as shared libraries thus all the rules to load libraries apply. Mod-
       ules must be loaded from a directory within the ld.so search path or should be specified by their pathnames.  If  necessary  configure  the
       LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable appropriately.
       module_options  are  module  specific  configuration  options,  thus  the  reader should refer to each service module manual for a complete
       description.

OPTIONS

       -p     the module becomes permanent when set.

SEE ALSO

       umview(1), um_del_service(1), um_ls_service(1), umfuse(1viewos), umnet(1viewos), umdev(1viewos), umbinfmt(1viewos), viewfs(1viewos),

AUTHORS

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