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From: Charles Green <chuck@fang.cs.sunyit.edu>
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Subject: Question about file opens
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        For a project I'm working on we're interested in tracking file opens,
and are interested in the best way of tracking them. Any ideas? Or is it
impossible without modifying the kernel? 

-- 
Charles Green, PRC Inc.			             
Rome Laboratory, NY