> Na linux-kernel piszesz:
>
> > The following patch extends binfmt_misc to substitute stdin
> > of the wrapper with the to be executed binary.
>
> Wouldn't be better to open it on a different descriptor and pass
> /dev/fd/<something> (or /proc/<pid>/fd/<something> - BTW, which one is
> preferred to use?) as the argument? I think that some Unices do that.
Do you know which Unices offer such feature and which semantics they
choose? I have couple of different machines around, but before
digging I would at least have to know where to look at. Is there
a man-page or such for a special unix you know?
Richard.
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