Hi all,
I'd like to know if it's possible to stop a process (using the stop()
destructive action, for example) shortly before it exits? If I do
something like:
proc:::exit
/uid == 4/
{
stop();
}
it's apparently already too late. The Dynamic Tracing guide mentions
that stop() will force the process to stop when it next leaves the
kernel, so maybe it's not possible to stop the process at this point in
time (e.g. because it will no longer be running after it next leaves the
kernel). Is there any other probe that will fire in time so that the
process can be stopped before it exits?
Thanks for any hints!
Regards,
Bernd
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