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From: John Patrick Cua <pcua@linux1.dlsu.edu.ph>
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hello!

i have a problem regarding a program that i am testing out.  

how do i replace the code of a stopped(by SIGSTOP) process externally so 
that once i signal it to continue it will be executing my replaced code?  

i have looked at two options.
option 1:  find a way to insert an "execve" line in the stack or to where 
		the instruction pointer is pointing.
option 2:  create an execve system call where I can specify which process 
		I can exec.

 may i have your inputs, suggestions?  hoping to hear from you guys. thanks. 


 Patrick Cua
 De La Salle University