Thanks for the tip.

Just FYI - the Ubuntu repo is way outdated on this one - 0.14 vs 0.92. The syntax is also different:

    $ fiu-run -x -e 'posix/io/*' curl google.com
    curl: (6) Couldn't resolve host 'google.com'

(instead of -c 'enable name=posix/io/*')

> instead of -c 'enable name=posix/io/*

Thanks! Although you probably don't want io/* :)

I intended to block io functions :) And the /* seems mandatory in 0.14:

    $ fiu-run -x -e 'posix' ls | wc -l
    37
    $ fiu-run -x -e 'posix/*' ls | wc -l
    ls: cannot open directory .: Too many open files in system
    0

I like the probability switch as well - 10% chance of each op failing in a dir with 10 files:

    $ fiu-run -x -e 'posix/*' -p 10 ls 
    1  10  2  3  4	5  6  7  8  9
    $ fiu-run -x -e 'posix/*' -p 10 ls 
    1  10  2  3  4	5  6  7  8  9
    $ fiu-run -x -e 'posix/*' -p 10 ls 
    ls: reading directory .: Bad file descriptor
    1
    $ fiu-run -x -e 'posix/*' -p 10 ls 
    ls: reading directory .: Bad file descriptor

(edit: you don't need my hostname)

The more I play with this, the more I like it. There's some potential for mischief here as well:

    $ sudo su
    $ killall sshd
    $ fiu-run -x -f "/tmp/sshctrl" $( which sshd )
    $ ps aux | grep sshd
    root      5177  0.0  0.0  56272  1256 ?        Ss   14:45   0:00 /usr/sbin/sshd 

nothing visibly wrong in ps output

    $ ssh root@localhost 
    The authenticity of host 'localhost (127.0.0.1)' can't be established. (...)

works, we haven't messed with it yet

    $ fiu-ctrl -e 'posix/*' /tmp/sshctrl-$(pgrep sshd)
    $ ssh root@localhost 

hangs; sshd process stays at 100% until it is killed or gets posix/* functionality back