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As this script getting more attentions, each plugin has its own way and could need some research, of course.
The idea is, we create a wiki for each feature to explain the main issue and how to reproduce it manually. So, people who try to add or use these feature they will have a good understanding to build the same script with another language and add more features for existing scripts.
Expected behavior
To have something like knowledge base that explains each plugin/feature (not code) of mimipenguin
Reproduce Steps
To dump Linux memory for a specific process to disk, we need the following:
Gdm
Get process id (PID): /proc/[PID]/cmdline
cmdline is file holds the complete command line for the process.
Get PID maps: /proc/[PID]/maps
maps is file containing the currently mapped memory regions and their access permissions.
Get processes memory pages: /proc/[PID]/mem
mem is a file can be used to access the pages of a process's memory through
search for ^.+libgck\-1\.so\.0$ in memory dump
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Feature request
As this script getting more attentions, each plugin has its own way and could need some research, of course.
The idea is, we create a wiki for each feature to explain the main issue and how to reproduce it manually. So, people who try to add or use these feature they will have a good understanding to build the same script with another language and add more features for existing scripts.
Expected behavior
To have something like knowledge base that explains each plugin/feature (not code) of mimipenguin
Reproduce Steps
To dump Linux memory for a specific process to disk, we need the following:
Gdm
/proc/[PID]/cmdline
cmdline is file holds the complete command line for the process.
/proc/[PID]/maps
maps is file containing the currently mapped memory regions and their access permissions.
/proc/[PID]/mem
mem is a file can be used to access the pages of a process's memory through
search for
^.+libgck\-1\.so\.0$
in memory dumpThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: