The following are demonstrations of the whatexec.d script. Here we run it while a few commands are also executed, # ./whatexec.d PEXEC EXEC OK TYPE bash /usr/bin/clear Y #!/u\0 bash /sbin/sh Y \177ELF\0 clear /usr/bin/tput Y \177ELF\0 bash /export/home/brendan/DOOM.EXE N MZ\644\0 ^C whatexec.d has first found that "clear" was run, which has a type that begins with "#!" - a script. clear runs "sh" and "tput", both ELF files. We finish by attempting to run a MZ file, "DOOM.EXE", which is rejected (OK is "N"). ockdoc-9.3'>lockdoc-9.3 NetBSD fork for lockdoc analysismerlin@scholz.ruhr
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2018-02-05Adjust to openssl 1.1christos
2009-01-19Fix build by making split return a size_t:jmmv
2009-01-19fix -Wsign-compare issueslukem
2006-11-09no point in using alloca here.christos
2005-11-25add more casts.christos
2005-11-25Adjust to the new openssl build; bump version. Also if we are compilingchristos
2005-03-31Fix compilation both with and without SSL. The buffer argument is differentchristos
2005-03-16GCC 2.95.3 doesn't like macros to be called with no argument whenhe
2005-02-20Make conversions from unsigned long to int explicit via casts,he
2005-02-20Fix lint on 64 bit machines.christos
2005-02-20Pass lint and WARNS=3christos
2005-02-19Import FreeBSD's libradius as of 2005/02/20, plus minor tweaks to buildmanu