Yan Shoshitaishvili

Yep, with the branch named the same. Not sure why that's not being picked up either.

It looks like it's doing operations on that socket that preeny doesn't intercept. To solve that, you'll need to figure out what functions it's calling (using `ltrace` or something) and...

Interesting... It looks like a brand new plugin is being created while you're copying, either `regs` (though then printing `rax` should have no effect; just grabbing the `regs` plugin would...

Ah, interesting... Your access of `rax` was logging a `SimAction`, which, in turn, created the `log` plugin. `ip` is explicitly filtered out from action logging, IIRC, so in the later...

We'll lose the state, but since we copy the plugins sequentially anyways, we'd lose the state of the earlier ones if the later ones modify them afterwards. You're right in...

I think it's to handle the following case: ``` while (1) { int fd = accept(); int pid = fork(); if (pid) { close(fd); wait(pid); } else { handle_request(fd); }...

FWIW, I'm seeing this happen every once in a while on my 16.04 setup (though of course, the kernel is the same in this case). On Thu, Aug 31, 2017...

I'm not really sure that we need an exhaustive list of examples on the margin -- one or two seem fine, and this one already has two... @rhelmot, what do...

Just noticed this was still open. I think it makes sense to have an "other examples" table, maybe with a brief description (such as what rhelmot typed up in the...

That'd be really cool! Some relevant resources: - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_Kernel_Library - http://user-mode-linux.sourceforge.net/ LKL might be applicable to this usecase, though I haven't looked into it.