"Segmentation fault" CygWin tools with code Injection-MS Detours

[Louis Lecaroz]

Hi all,
Let me thx all the CygWin team !
I tested your modifications, & now I can hook native Win32 systems calls 
(like CreateFile you call indirectly by your libc fake methods) with the 
Microsoft Detours Toolkit) by using LD_PRELOAD, also in forkee !

Your LD_PRELOAD simply replace the Microsoft injection step which makes 
cygwin crashing. & I did not modify anything in my Microsoft Detours 
Hooking dll !
Really great job ! (I saw you have modified fork.cc to call ld_preload() 
on forkee instances).

The only modification but already made not to crash on cygwin was, when 
I received a call in my CreateProcess Hook version, is not to inject new 
code by Calling DetoursCreateProcess (ms detours api) when the process 
requested by CreateProcess is stored under c:\cygwin, assuming that all 
processes under c:\cygwin are cygwin process & code is automatically 
inject througth LD_PRELOAD. My CreateProcess hook only rechain to the 
DetoursCreateProcess (not the original CreateProcess) only when it is a 
non cygwin process. By this way, all child processes (cygwin or win32 
native programs) are hooked !!!!

Again, really thx for your modification, you are all doing a really 
great job,
Louis

Dave Korn wrote:

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>>From: Brian Ford
>>Sent: 11 August 2005 19:06
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>>Just to add a useless speculation that I don't currently have time to
>>follow up on...
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>>I'd bet this is the mechanism used by SysInternals Process Explorer for
>>the currently broken (on Cygwin) DLL list and thread list features.  If
>>and when I have time to confirm this useless speculation, I'll report
>>back.  Unless someone else gets to it first... ;-).
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>  I'll bet it isn't.  And what's more, I reckon I can prove it without even
>needing to look!
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>    cheers,
>      DaveK
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