Doubt:
I have a file foo.bar on my disk, which is handled by an application foo.
Say double click on it or access it from command line as foo foo.bar.
Now can I write a kernel module or any other application as a daemon, which
intercepts this call and reads the contents of my file and then pass
> Now can I write a kernel module or any other application as a daemon, which
> intercepts this call and reads the contents of my file and then passes back
> the control to foo.
Your question is not well formed. Read the data in the module? And? Even so,
you don't need to write a kernel module.
Hello,
Today while discussing some things with a colleague, I came across a few
points which I have doubts about. Thought I will ask here and clarify them.
Doubt:
I have a file foo.bar on my disk, which is handled by an application foo.
Say double click on it or access it from command line as foo
