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+Here's a list of things that need to be fixed, in no particular order.
+
+* Installwatch does not work with programs that statically link libc. 
+  Uhm... I should take a look at strace(1)
+
+* Due to LD_PRELOAD limitations, it does not work with suid binaries
+  neither. Believe me, this is a very good thing anyway :-)
+
+* mknod(2) is not watched
+
+=============
+$Id: BUGS,v 0.6 2001/04/17 19:38:09 izto Exp $

BUGS

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+20061101 -- 
+* getwcd() patch from David Brown
+* utimes() support from David Brown
+* access() support from David Brown
+* Makefile patch from Felipe Sateler
+
+20040613 -- version 0.7.0beta4
+* _init() patch
+
+20031214 -- version 0.7.0beta3
+* fopen64() patch
+
+20030312 -- version 0.7.0beta2 -- Thomas Rausch
+* Small patch for correct symlink call reporting
+
+20021125 -- version 0.7.0beta1 -- olivier fleurigeon
+* Added translation fs support
+
+20011122 -- version 0.6.3 --  olivier fleurigeon <[email protected]>
+* Fixed the test-installwatch test program.
+
+20011118 -- version 0.6.2  -- Felipe Sanchez 
+* Fixed two other descriptor leaks that were causing the "Too many open files"
+  problem when tracing large installations.
+
+20011111 -- olivier fleurigeon <[email protected]>
+* Patched installwatch.c to trace the fopen() call
+
+20010625 -- version 0.6.1 -- Felipe Sanchez <[email protected]>
+* Fixed the installwatch shell script to make it report the return status from
+  the watched program
+
+20010624 --  David Jarvie
+* Patched create-localdecls to correctly detect the libc version in systems
+  without a libc-2* file
+
+20010610 -- Christian Tusche
+* Patched installwatch.c to make it close the file descriptors in backup().
+  This prevents the "Too many open files" problem when a watched program
+  opens lots of files in one run (i.e. cp -vr / /some/dir)
+
+20010608 -- version 0.6.0 -- Felipe Sanchez
+* The backup actually works now  ;)
+
+20010415 -- version 0.6.0beta -- Felipe Sanchez
+* Added functions: backup() and makepath(). Installwatch now can make a backup
+  of any file that will be overwritten or deleted by the true glibc functions.
+
+20010301 -- version 0.5.6 -- Development now continued by 
+                             Felipe Eduardo Sanchez Diaz Duran
+                             <[email protected]>
+* Removed the RTLD_NEXT line, we'll deal with all glibc's as if they were
+  broken.
+  
+19990514 -- version 0.5.5
+* Added support for glibc2.1 (used for example in RedHat 6.0)
+* Added a test program (run "make test" to see if installwatch works
+  correctly with your configuration)
+
+19990331 -- version 0.5.4
+* inst2rpm: patch from [email protected] to detect and use renamed
+  and linked files (often used by install.sh scripts)
+
+19990325 -- version 0.5.3
+* Fixed canonicize(). It always returns absolute paths now
+  Thanks to Jon A. Christopher <[email protected]>
+* Renamed canonicize() to canonicalize(), which happens to be an
+  existing word :-)
+* Improved inst2rpm script from Jon
+
+19981107 -- version 0.5.2
+* Fixed a bug regarding non-absolute paths used with the -o option.
+  Thanks to Jon A. Christopher <[email protected]> for pointing this
+  out
+* Greg Norris <[email protected]> has volunteered to maintain then
+  Debian package of installwatch. Thanks Greg!
+* Added the contrib section. Thanks to
+  Jon A. Christopher <[email protected]>, first contributor with the
+  inst2rpm script. Very useful!
+
+19980930 -- version 0.5.1
+* Added libc5 support
+* Cosmetic fixes on the documentation
+* Removed support for mknod(2), I'll add it again later
+
+=================
+$Id: CHANGELOG,v 0.7 2001/11/18 08:32:33 izto Exp $

CHANGELOG

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+Installwatch has been tested on Linux only.
+
+To compile it, a simple `make' followed by `make install' should do
+the magic.
+
+By default, it will install itself to /usr/local/{bin,lib}
+but you can change that by specifying PREFIX during install as in
+
+  make
+  make PREFIX=/usr install
+
+Also, for packagers and such, Makefile obeys DESTDIR ala Autotools.
+
+You need an ELF system, but I don't think it's a problem today...
+
+Let me know if things go wrong. My address is [email protected]
+Don't forget to tell me your OS version, libraries version and every
+other relevant detail.
+
+If you want to try installwatch on itself for the first time, do
+the following instead of `make install'.
+
+Bash family:
+
+LD_PRELOAD=./installwatch.so make install
+
+Tcsh family:
+
+setenv LD_PRELOAD ./installwatch.so ; make install
+
+Of course, you must be root in the installwatch source directory.
+Remember, if you belong to the tcsh family, LD_PRELOAD will remain
+set after `make install', so be sure to clear the variable.
+
+
+================
+$Id: INSTALL,v 0.6 2001/04/17 19:38:09 izto Exp $

COPYING

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+# Makefile for installwatch
+# $Id: Makefile,v 0.7.0.6 2008/11/09 07:49:34 izto Exp $
+
+# Well, the only configurable part is the following variable.
+# Make sure the directory you specify exists.
+
+PREFIX=/usr/local
+
+# End of configurable part
+
+VERSION=0.7.0beta7
+
+BINDIR=$(PREFIX)/bin
+LIBDIR=$(PREFIX)/lib
+
+all: installwatch.so
+
+installwatch.so: installwatch.o
+	ld -shared -o installwatch.so installwatch.o -ldl -lc
+
+installwatch.o: installwatch.c localdecls.h
+	gcc -Wall -c -D_GNU_SOURCE -DPIC -fPIC -D_REENTRANT -DVERSION=\"$(VERSION)\" installwatch.c
+
+localdecls.h:
+	./create-localdecls
+
+install: all
+	mkdir -p $(LIBDIR)
+	mkdir -p $(BINDIR)
+	if [ -r $(LIBDIR)/installwatch.so ]; then \
+		rm -f  $(LIBDIR)/installwatch.so; \
+	fi
+	install installwatch.so $(LIBDIR)
+	
+	sed -e "s|#PREFIX#|$(PREFIX)|" < installwatch > $(BINDIR)/installwatch
+	chmod 755 $(BINDIR)/installwatch
+
+uninstall:
+	rm -f $(LIBDIR)/installwatch.so
+	rm -f $(BINDIR)/installwatch
+	
+clean:
+	rm -f *~ *.bak *.o installwatch.so core localdecls.h libctest test-installwatch
+
+tarball: clean
+	tar -czvC .. -f ../installwatch-$(VERSION).tar.gz installwatch-$(VERSION)
+
+test: install
+	gcc -Wall -DVERSION=\"$(VERSION)\" -o test-installwatch test-installwatch.c -ldl
+	$(PREFIX)/bin/installwatch ./test-installwatch
+
+

INSTALL

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+######################################
+# Welcome to installwatch 0.7.0beta7 #
+######################################
+
+================
+The short story:
+
+   Installwatch is Copyright 1998 by Pancrazio `Ezio' de Mauro
+   <[email protected]>
+
+   * Installwatch is no longer mantained by Pancrazio, you should now contact
+      me with any issues relating to it:
+
+      Felipe Eduardo Sanchez Diaz Duran <izto at asic-linux.com.mx>
+      http://asic-linux.com.mx/~izto
+
+   This package is distributed under the GPL license. Have a look at
+   COPYING if you don't know what it means.
+
+   To use it, just type:
+
+           installwatch <command>
+
+   This monitors <command> and logs using the syslog(3) facility every created
+   or modified file.
+
+           installwatch -o <filename> <command>
+
+   does the same thing, but writing data in <filename>, which is truncated
+   if it already exixts.
+
+   The typical use is:
+
+           installwatch -o ~/install/foobar-x.y make install
+
+   Extra options are displayed by running:
+
+           installwatch --help
+
+===============
+The long story:
+
+   Installwatch is an extremely simple utility I wrote to keep track of
+   created and modified files during the installation of a new program.
+
+   It's fast and easy to use. It doesn't require a ``pre-install'' phase
+   because it monitors processes while they run.
+
+   Installwatch works with every dynamically linked ELF program,
+   overriding system calls that cause file system alterations. Some of
+   such system calls are open(2) and unlink(2).
+
+   Installwatch is especially useful on RedHat, Debian and similar
+   distributions, where you can use a package system to keep track
+   of installed software.  (See specific package details below).
+
+   Of course a simple `make install' does not update the package database,
+   making your installation ``dirty'' -- well, kind of.
+
+   If your room is a mess but you make RPMS even for your home directory,
+   then installwatch is for you.  (See RPMS below).
+
+   Here's a typical installwatch use. After compiling your brand new
+   package, just type
+
+           installwatch make install
+
+   instead of a simple make install. Then have a look at your logs.
+
+   Installwatch logs by default using syslog(3), with a
+   ``LOG_USER | LOG_INFO'' priority.
+
+   Usually the log file is /var/log/messages, but if may vary.
+
+   If you want to log on a particular file (my preferred method) just
+   type:
+
+           installwatch -o filename make install
+
+   The log format may look ugly at first glance, but it is designed to
+   be easily processed by programs.
+
+   Every record ends with a newline, every field is delimited with a TAB
+   character (it is ``^I'' when you use syslog.)
+
+   The fields of a record are, in order:
+
+	   <return-value> <syscall-name> <arguments> #<comment>
+
+   So made lines are really easy to process, if arguments don't contain
+   TABs or pound signs.
+
+=====
+RPMS:
+
+   Ok, so you've done a "installwatch -o logfile make install", but how do
+   you tell the RPM database about this? You use CheckInstall.
+
+   http://asic-linux.com.mx/~izto/checkinstall
+
+   The inst2rpm script that used to be distributed along with installwatch
+   is not supported by me, it has been superseeded by CheckInstall.
+
+   If you still want it, you can get an older version of installwatch (0.5.6),
+   where you will find it inside the contrib directory. Installwatch's versions
+   starting from 0.5.5 are available at
+   
+   http://asic-linux.com.mx/~izto/installwatch.html
+
+===============
+$Id: README,v 0.7.0.2 2006/11/01 07:34:36 izto Exp $

Makefile

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+Here's a list of things I would like to add, in no particular order.
+
+If you can/want to contribute, send me a message: [email protected]
+
+* Make it work with statically linked programs (see BUGS)
+* Make it as portable as possible. I only tested installwatch with
+  Linux, but it should work with other systems with <dlfcn.h>
+  Solaris comes in mind
+* Use autoconf
+
+
+=================
+$Id: TODO,v 0.6 2001/04/17 19:38:09 izto Exp $

README

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+0.7.0beta7

TODO

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+#!/bin/sh
+
+# This is a quick'n'dirty hack to make the program behave correctly
+# under different systems.
+# Example:
+# when using libc5, (f)trucate's offset argument type is size_t with
+# libc5, but it's off_t with libc6 (glibc2).
+#
+# Uhm... time to learn GNU autoconf :-)
+
+OUTFILE='localdecls.h'
+
+echo '/* This file is automatically generated     *' > $OUTFILE
+echo ' * Modify create-localdecls instead of this */' >> $OUTFILE
+echo >> $OUTFILE
+echo '#ifndef __LOCALDECLS_H_' > $OUTFILE
+echo '#define __LOCALDECLS_H_' >> $OUTFILE
+echo >> $OUTFILE
+
+###
+###
+###
+
+echo -n 'Checking truncate argument type... '
+if grep -q 'truncate.*size_t' /usr/include/unistd.h ; then
+	echo 'size_t'
+	echo '#define TRUNCATE_T size_t' >> $OUTFILE
+else
+	echo 'off_t' # At least, I HOPE it's off_t :-)
+	echo '#define TRUNCATE_T off_t' >> $OUTFILE
+fi
+
+###
+###
+###
+
+echo -n 'Checking libc version... '
+gcc -Wall -o libctest libctest.c
+VERSION=`ldd libctest | grep libc\\.so | awk '{print $1}'`
+rm libctest
+echo $VERSION
+echo "#define LIBC_VERSION \"$VERSION\"" >> $OUTFILE
+if test "$VERSION" = 'libc.so.5' ; then
+	echo '#define BROKEN_RTLD_NEXT' >> $OUTFILE
+	echo '#define LIBC 5' >> $OUTFILE
+fi
+
+if test "$VERSION" = 'libc.so.6' ; then
+	echo -n 'Checking glibc subversion... '
+	tmp="`ldd /bin/sh | grep libc.so 2> /dev/null`"
+	LibcPath=`expr "$tmp" : '[^/]*\(/[^ ]*\)'`
+	tmp="`strings $LibcPath | grep -i 'c library'`"
+	OsLibcMajor=`expr "$tmp" : '.* \([0-9][0-9]*\)'`
+	OsLibcMinor=`expr "$tmp" : '.* [0-9][0-9]*\.\([0-9][0-9]*\)'`
+	case "$OsLibcMajor" in
+	2)
+		# 2 is the glibc version
+		case "$OsLibcMinor" in
+		0)
+			echo '#define GLIBC_MINOR 0' >> $OUTFILE
+			SUBVERSION='glibc-2.0' ;;
+		1)
+			echo '#define GLIBC_MINOR 1' >> $OUTFILE
+			SUBVERSION='glibc-2.1' ;;
+		2)
+			echo '#define GLIBC_MINOR 2' >> $OUTFILE
+			SUBVERSION='glibc-2.2' ;;
+		*)
+			echo 'Treated as glibc >= 2.1 (finger crossed)'
+			echo '#define GLIBC_MINOR 1' >> $OUTFILE
+			SUBVERSION='glibc-2.1' ;;
+	        esac
+		;;
+	esac
+fi
+
+echo >> $OUTFILE
+echo '#endif' >> $OUTFILE
+