Bostjan Skufca Jese

Much appreciated, @condemil. I'll give it a go in the coming days/weeks/_months_.

Processes within chroot are limited to seeing whatever is inside that chroot. This means that if there aren't `/etc/ld.so.preload` and `.../libsnoopy.so` (and `snoopy.ini`) files in their correct locations inside chroot,...

Hey @casesolved-co-uk, thanks for reporting this. By the looks of it, it seems the format parser doesn't correctly recognise the `}` character, for whatever reason (maybe because it's the last...

The fix will be released in v2.5.2. Thanks for reporting this issue!

Hey @celevra, This request isn't valid, because the Snoopy's Ubuntu repository is indeed there (see the [manual](https://github.com/a2o/snoopy/blob/master/doc/install-from-repo.md#ubuntu) for how to use it), it's just that the repo isn't directly browsable...

That's because Noble is not yet supported, which you _can_ see if you browse the repo content here: https://github.com/a2o/snoopy-packages/tree/master/repo/ubuntu Noble will be supported with the next Snoopy release (soon-ish).

@celevra, crap, you're right! :))) I'll reopen this issue and close it once Noble package is out.

@celevra, Snoopy Logger package for Ubuntu 24.04 is now available.

Hey @mguarienti, there is no specific glibc requirement configured anywhere within the Snoopy codebase. All the binary distribution packages are simply built on each supported platform (so no cross compilation),...

Hey @DenisMkS, `cd` is not an executable in any of the shells that I know, it's a built-in command, and thus its usage cannot be captured by Snoopy. Snoopy can...