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I had a filter file on my system from an earlier scope start command. I didn't realize this file was in place.
This filter file was preventing me from getting any output from a command I was trying to scope (it wasn't in the allow list). I can't remember if it was from LD_PRELOAD or a scope run. In any case, when I tried to investigate with a scope ps and scope inspect I didn't get any output for the my scoped command and my favorite way of debugging (scope inspect) came up empty.
One proposal is to improve scope inspect to 1) look for a filter file and if one is in place, 2) report something that lets people know that the filter file is one reason they might not be getting any output from a their commands.
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I had a filter file on my system from an earlier
scope start
command. I didn't realize this file was in place.This filter file was preventing me from getting any output from a command I was trying to scope (it wasn't in the allow list). I can't remember if it was from LD_PRELOAD or a
scope run
. In any case, when I tried to investigate with ascope ps
andscope inspect
I didn't get any output for the my scoped command and my favorite way of debugging (scope inspect
) came up empty.One proposal is to improve scope inspect to 1) look for a filter file and if one is in place, 2) report something that lets people know that the filter file is one reason they might not be getting any output from a their commands.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: