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From:   Jhonny Knaak de Vargas <jhonny.knaak@protonmail.com>
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Subject: Some questions about EBPF
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Hi,
Got some quick questions,
Consider that I am a newbie just studying.

1. How can I subscribe to the list? This link seems to not be valid
anymore http://vger.kernel.org/vger-lists.html#bpf

2. What I want to do:
=09My idea is from user space set the pid of a process to the bpf
program on the kernel side.
=09On the kernel side I want to have a variable which will have
that PID that came from user space. Now,I want to identify writes to
memory that process owns.

   Question:
=09I am not sure if I should be looking to use kernel headers for
identifying the memory pages of a process or should I be reading /proc?

=09Can you guys please give me some tips on how to achieve that?

Jhonny