A utility to trace the system calls of a program
With strace, you can trace the activity of a program. Information
about any system calls the program makes and the signals it receives
and processes can be seen. Child processes can also be tracked.
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baselibs.conf | 0000000761 761 Bytes | |
strace-4.26.tar.xz | 0001444216 1.38 MB | |
strace-4.26.tar.xz.asc | 0000000801 801 Bytes | |
strace.changes | 0000076147 74.4 KB | |
strace.keyring | 0000016254 15.9 KB | |
strace.spec | 0000002949 2.88 KB |
Revision 71 (latest revision is 109)
Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse)
accepted
request 661649
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Andreas Schwab (AndreasSchwab)
(revision 71)
- Update to strace 4.26 * Changes in behavior * If strace is interrupted by a signal it handles (currently one of HUP, INT, QUIT, PIPE, or TERM), strace terminates itself with this signal. * Improvements * Implemented obtainment of system call information using PTRACE_GET_SYSCALL_INFO ptrace API. * Implemented decoding of PTRACE_GET_SYSCALL_INFO ptrace request. * Implemented decoding of BLKGETZONESZ, BLKGETNRZONES, and RND* ioctl commands. * Enhanced xlat styles support configured by -X option. * Enhanced internet address formatting in structureless contexts. * Enhanced decoding of getsockopt SO_ERROR option. * Enhanced error diagnostics when the first exec fails. * Added %net as a short form of %network in syscall specifications. * Updated lists of ABS_*, BPF_*, FAN_*, IFA_*, IFLA_*, KVM_CAP_*, NETLINK_*, NTF_*, PR_SPEC_*, REL_*, SOL_*, TCA_*, and V4L2_* constants. * Updated lists of ioctl commands from Linux 4.20. * Enhanced manual page. * Bug fixes * Fixed "xlat_idx: Unexpected xlat value 0" warnings. * Fixed sthyi output format on s390. * Documented -X option in strace -h output. (forwarded request 661648 from AndreasSchwab)
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