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From: Mariusz Ziulek
Subject: /proc/net/dev file
Date: Sunday, May 17, 2009 - 11:38 pm

Hi Folks,

I'm looking for a function which is called when /proc/net/dev file is read.
Member read_proc in proc_dir_entry for this file is set to NULL so I guess
it must use seq_file interface but I can't find where it is initialized.

Idea is to overwrite existing function responsible for reading this file to
hide particular network traffic.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Mariusz Ziulek
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/proc/net/dev file, Mariusz Ziulek, (Sun May 17, 11:38 pm)
Re: /proc/net/dev file, Mariusz Ziulek, (Mon May 18, 4:23 am)
Re: /proc/net/dev file, vibi sreenivasan, (Mon May 18, 4:54 am)
Re: simulating the kernel crash and kernel panic, H M Thalib, (Tue Jul 21, 9:54 am)
Re: simulating the kernel crash and kernel panic, Rahul K Patel, (Wed Jul 22, 12:51 am)
Re: simulating the kernel crash and kernel panic, Srdjan Todorovic, (Wed Jul 22, 3:51 am)
Re: simulating the kernel crash and kernel panic, H M Thalib, (Wed Jul 22, 8:38 am)