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Error tracing process: ptrace(cmd=1, pid=31271, 140728292737024L, 0) error #5: Input/output error #14
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Thank you for reporting this, can you reproduce either of these errors without running as a superuser (with different commands, probably, as these two require root)? |
Have no idea what you guys are talking about |
@p-e-w indeed, it's working for non root commands. |
Could you comment the exception handling around https://github.com/p-e-w/maybe/blob/master/maybe/maybe.py#L157 and then rerun so we can get the full stacktrace? Be warned that this might allow blocked syscalls to execute (unless you keep the |
@p-e-w sounds good, I'll try to get to it tomorrow. |
Didn't work?
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@p-e-w I tried removing begin/rescue and just leave
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So the problem is in formatting an argument. It's calling Unfortunately, I cannot tell which syscall is the problem from the trace alone. To get closer to fixing this, could you add print(syscall.name)
print(syscall.format()) right after https://github.com/p-e-w/maybe/blob/master/maybe/maybe.py#L107 and then post the full output? Note that while |
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