syscall arguments in audit records

[Debora Velarde]

Some of the system call arguments have useful information; they're not just
pointing to a memory address.
Some are necessary in order to determine what syscall was performed.  For
IPC syscalls, a0 indicates which of the IPC calls was executed.
-debbie

linux-audit-bounces at redhat.com wrote on 03/25/2005 03:32:37 PM:

> System call arguments are pretty useless unless you're in a process where
the
> memory addresses are still valid (like a testcase).  Would it be useful
to
> put an option in at a later date that allows you to dump arguments as
human
> readable?

> -tim

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