I once had a ridiculously specific question about manually injecting shared libraries on Linux (regarding why I was getting a segfault in a very specific place).
Unfortunately, the question never got any attention or answers and I had to figure it out myself. Just as a note to myself, I posted it on SO and it remained untouched until a month or so.
It turns out that someone else had the exact same problem and my answer helped them too, which is an insane coincidence in my book.
Ronnoc527 on September 15th, 2018 at 04:17 UTC »
The one person with the same exact problem as you from 12 years ago, that actually says how he solved it.
all4spin on September 15th, 2018 at 04:21 UTC »
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ur_0 on September 15th, 2018 at 08:38 UTC »
I once had a ridiculously specific question about manually injecting shared libraries on Linux (regarding why I was getting a segfault in a very specific place).
Unfortunately, the question never got any attention or answers and I had to figure it out myself. Just as a note to myself, I posted it on SO and it remained untouched until a month or so.
It turns out that someone else had the exact same problem and my answer helped them too, which is an insane coincidence in my book.
Here's the question and answer and it's a complete ride IMO: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44613592/shared-library-injection-dl-relocate-object-segfaults/44637176#44637176