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2004-01-23support for cradle mode by marius at monkey.org; cradle mode allows theNikolay Sturm
2003-10-08originally from cb@openbsd.org, adapted by provosNikolay Sturm
2003-07-19- sync with NetBSD or Niels' tarball where appropriateNikolay Sturm
2003-06-16- limited number of processes per systraceJun-ichiro itojun Hagino
2003-05-29>permit numberic values for uid and gid; allow "<" and ">" for less andJun-ichiro itojun Hagino
2002-12-09add support for regular expressions and pidname translations. from provosJun-ichiro itojun Hagino
2002-11-16rename translation tables. from provosJun-ichiro itojun Hagino
2002-10-16support for privilege elevation.Jun-ichiro itojun Hagino
2002-10-16translation for socket system callJun-ichiro itojun Hagino
2002-10-09predicates are part of the grammar now; in non-root case, predicates areJun-ichiro itojun Hagino
2002-09-23support for templates. they allow fast generation of new policies. anJun-ichiro itojun Hagino
2002-08-05allow to specify an alternate directory for policy loading and writingNiels Provos
2002-08-04keep track of ppid and allow matching rules to be logged via syslog.Niels Provos
2002-07-30avoid using same variable name for global and auto variable.Jun-ichiro itojun Hagino
2002-07-19constify, have missing prototypes, use pedantic compilation options.Jun-ichiro itojun Hagino
2002-07-16internal uid/gid tracking. permit can not detach systrace, useful forNiels Provos
2002-07-14argv translation for exeveNiels Provos
2002-07-13uname translationNiels Provos
2002-07-11cleanupNiels Provos
2002-07-09support for system call aliasing. stat/fstat/readlink/access etc... getsNiels Provos
2002-06-07use profiling to order filter lists more optimally.Niels Provos
2002-06-04log offending syscalls to syslog in automatic mode. dugsong@Niels Provos
2002-06-04explicit path for notification tool xsystrace.Niels Provos
2002-06-04KNFTheo de Raadt
2002-06-04initial import of systrace. don't touch this, more stuff coming in a whileNiels Provos