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Kernel IPC


  • Subject: Kernel IPC
  • From: me <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 06 Mar 2012 14:13:42 -0800

Can anyone give me a direction to pursue further inquiry? From reading Apple's documentation, as well as Singh and Halvorsen, I understand how to create a kernel extension and set variables from a user space application. My ultimate goal is to post KAUTH KAUTH_FILEOP_OPEN messages to a user space application/daemon. I am looking for some code examples of kext to user space code. Should I use Mach messages? Is that overkill? Is there an easier strategy? What about BSD sockets? I understand from  Halvorsen's book how a user space client can set up a mach port with a kext driver, but I really don't need to use a theI/O kit, so I could use some further pointers.

Thanks,

Trip 
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