Is there a command that preloads `open()`, `fopen()`, etc. functions like `proxychains`?
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I learnt that we can use LD_PRELOAD to preload open() function to fake a path to a process.
I learnt it from here: Is it possible to fake a specific path for a process?
I am wondering if there is a command, which redirects a process' reading/writing file to another path? Like proxychains, it uses LD_PRELOAD.
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I learnt that we can use LD_PRELOAD to preload open() function to fake a path to a process.
I learnt it from here: Is it possible to fake a specific path for a process?
I am wondering if there is a command, which redirects a process' reading/writing file to another path? Like proxychains, it uses LD_PRELOAD.
linux path
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I learnt that we can use LD_PRELOAD to preload open() function to fake a path to a process.
I learnt it from here: Is it possible to fake a specific path for a process?
I am wondering if there is a command, which redirects a process' reading/writing file to another path? Like proxychains, it uses LD_PRELOAD.
linux path
asked 10 mins ago
Bob Johnson
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I learnt that we can use LD_PRELOAD to preload open() function to fake a path to a process.
I learnt it from here: Is it possible to fake a specific path for a process?
I am wondering if there is a command, which redirects a process' reading/writing file to another path? Like proxychains, it uses LD_PRELOAD.
linux path
linux path
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