Hello All
Is it possible to “look under the hood” what an application does, when it is started up?
I want to see what an application does like:
- Which (child)processes are fired up
- Which files are opened by which process
- What is being written, read from those files
- Do you kow if there are any tools on OpenSuse Linux that offer the same abilities like Windows SysInternals:
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Disk Monitor: (file io traffic visualizer)
http://i.technet.microsoft.com/bb896646.DiskMon(en-us,MSDN.10).gif
DiskMon for Windows -
Process Explorer (process-architecture visualizer)
http://i.technet.microsoft.com/bb896653.ProcessExplorer(en-us,MSDN.10).jpg
Process Monitor
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Right know the only tool i use is the TOP at the command line for processes and or disk-traffic and file-IO i have not found any tool (yet)
- Can this be done by installing and launching an application INSIDE a application_level sandbox? of virtual machine?
Thanks for your hints, tips, tricks and advise
Regards Ronald