Yichun Zhang
Yichun Zhang
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 11:19 AM, rlowe [email protected] wrote: > I'd love to see some functionality where I could specify the cardinality of a column and Cheater would...
Not yet. This requires SSL cosocket support in ngx_lua. For now, you can use ngx.location.capture + ngx_proxy module to do https nonblockingly in nginx.
@lloydzhou Thank you for your contribution! Will you create a proper github pull request with your commit? See https://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-pull-request Thanks!
OK, I can confirm that one of the test failure can be fixed by running `make unit-test` with `sudo`. Now only the `test_function_address_resolve.cpp` test failure remains.
BTW, I use `bpftime attach PID` in this case.
Seems like this is a known issue with short functions in Frida. Alas. See https://github.com/frida/frida-gum/issues/273#issuecomment-403037242. If I make the function `foo` bigger (by either adding more statements or use `-O0`...
It is also very helpful to support hardware data watchpoints like gdb's `rwatch` and `watch` commands :)
OK, after some more digging, it seems like my libbpf.so is also loaded, but the statically linked libbpf in bpftime takes priority. So if libbpf API functions exist in bpftime's...
BTW, the core dumps were produced right after I ran the `bpftime atttach PID` command in another terminal.
+1. I hope the `bpf_printk`'s output goes to the `stderr` stream of the `bpftime load` program so that it's easier to separate the debugging output from the normal output data...