vtf2profile(1) [debian man page]

VTF2PROFILE(1)							       Tools							    VTF2PROFILE(1)

NAME

       vtf2profile - Generate a TAU profile set from a vampir trace file

SYNOPSIS

       vtf2profile [-p profile] [-i interval_start interval_end] [-c] [-h] {-f tracefile}

DESCRIPTION

       vtf2profile is created when TAU is configured with the -vtf=<vtf_dir> option. This tool converts a VTF trace file (*.vpt) to a tau profile
       set (profile.A.B.C where A, B and C are the node, context and thread numbers respectively).

       The vtf file to be read is specified in the command line by the -f flag followed by the file's location. The VTF tracefile specified may be
       in gzipped form, eg app.vpt.gz. -p is similarly used to specify the relative path to the directory where the profile files should be
       stored. If no output directory is specified the current directory will be used. A contiguous interval within the vtf file may be selected
       for conversion by using the -i flag followed by two integers, representing the timestamp of the start and end of the desired interval
       respectively. The entire vtf file is converted if no interval is given.

OPTIONS

       -f tracefile -Specify the Vampir tracefile to be converted.

       -p profile -Specify the location where the profile file(s) should be written.

       -i interval_start interval_end -Limit the profile produced to the specified interval within the vampir trace file.

       -c -Opens a command line interface for the program.

       -h -Displays a help message.

EXAMPLES

       To convert a vampir tracefile, trace.vpt, to an equivalent TAU profile, use the following:

       vtf2profile -f trace.vpt

       To produce a TAU profile in the ./profiles directory representing only the events from the start of the tracefile to timestamp 6000, use:

       vtf2profile -f trace.vpt -p ./profiles -i 0 6000

SEE ALSO

       tau2vtf(1), tau2profile(1)

								    12/22/2005							    VTF2PROFILE(1)

AA-EXEC(8)							     AppArmor								AA-EXEC(8)

NAME

       aa-exec - confine a program with the specified AppArmor profile

SYNOPSIS

       aa-exec [options] [--] [<command> ...]

DESCRIPTION

       aa-exec is used to launch a program confined by the specified profile and or namespace.	If both a profile and namespace are specified
       command will be confined by profile in the new policy namespace.  If only a namespace is specified, the profile name of the current
       confinement will be used.  If neither a profile or namespace is specified command will be run using standard profile attachment (ie. as if
       run without the aa-exec command).

       If the arguments are to be pasted to the <command> being invoked by aa-exec then -- should be used to separate aa-exec arguments from the
       command.
	 aa-exec -p profile1 -- ls -l

OPTIONS aa-exec accepts the following arguments:
       -p PROFILE, --profile=PROFILE
	   confine <command> with PROFILE. If the PROFILE is not specified use the current profile name (likely unconfined).

       -n NAMESPACE, --namespace=NAMESPACE
	   use profiles in NAMESPACE.  This will result in confinement transitioning to using the new profile namespace.

       -f FILE, --file=FILE
	   a file or directory containing profiles to load before confining the program.

       -i, --immediate
	   transition to PROFILE before doing executing <command>.  This subjects the running of <command> to the exec transition rules of the
	   current profile.

       -v, --verbose
	   show commands being performed

       -d, --debug
	   show commands and error codes

       --  Signal the end of options and disables further option processing. Any arguments after the -- are treated as arguments of the command.
	   This is useful when passing arguments to the <command> being invoked by aa-exec.

BUGS

       If you find any bugs, please report them at <http://https://bugs.launchpad.net/apparmor/+filebug>.

SEE ALSO

       aa-stack(8), aa-namespace(8), apparmor(7), apparmor.d(5), aa_change_profile(3), aa_change_onexec(3) and <http://wiki.apparmor.net>.

AppArmor 2.7.103						    2012-06-28								AA-EXEC(8)