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.\" $NetBSD: filemon.4,v 1.18 2016/01/11 01:45:27 pgoyette Exp $
.\" $NetBSD: filemon.4,v 1.19 2016/01/11 06:21:23 wiz Exp $
.\"
.\" Copyright (c) 2011, Juniper Networks, Inc.
.\"
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A
.Nm
instance is created by opening
.Dv /dev/filemon .
.Pa /dev/filemon .
Then use
.Fn ioctl filemon_fd FILEMON_SET_PID &pid
to identify the target process to monitor, and
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.Nm
was contributed by Juniper Networks.
.Sh SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS
If the monitored process exits, and its pid gets reused, filemon will
continue to report events for the new process (and its descendants)
without any authorization checks.
If the monitored process exits, and its pid gets reused,
.Nm
will continue to report events for the new process (and its
descendants) without any authorization checks.
.Pp
Monitoring of a process enables the target process to write to the
tracking process's file descriptor.
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If two processes are monitored, and one is a descendant of the other, events
related to the descendant process and its further descendants are delivered
only to the descendant process's monitor.
If a process is being monitored by two instances of filemon, events will be
delivered only to the first instance created (when
If a process is being monitored by two instances of
.Nm ,
events will be delivered only to the first instance created (when
.Pa /dev/filemon
was opened), regardless of the order in which the monitoring processes
called