syd-path1
Write force sandboxing rules for binaries and list executables under path
Usage
syd-path [-a
alg]
[-heklpsw]
Overview
Write Force sandboxing rules for binaries under PATH.
If at least one of the various -e options is specified, list executables with specified information under PATH.
Options
| -a alg | Hash algorithm to use (default: auto, currently BLAKE3). |
| Use -a list to list available algorithms. | |
| Use -a auto for the default algorithm (BLAKE3). | |
| Examples: sha256, sha512, sha3-512, blake2b-256, md5, crc32c | |
| -h | Display help. |
| -k | Use action kill (default). |
| -w | Use action warn. |
| -l num | Limit by number of entries. |
| -p path | Specify alternative PATH. |
| -s | Prefix rules with "/dev/syd/". |
| -e32 | List 32-bit ELF executables under PATH (conflicts with -e64). |
| -e64 | List 64-bit ELF executables under PATH (conflicts with -e32). |
| -ed | List dynamically linked ELF executables under PATH (conflicts with -es). |
| -es | List statically linked ELF executables under PATH (conflicts with -ed). |
| -ep | List PIE executables under PATH (conflicts with -eP). |
| -eP | List non-PIE executables under PATH (conflicts with -ep). |
| -ex | List scripts under PATH. |
| -eX | List binaries with executable stack under PATH. |