Lunatik is a framework for scripting the Linux kernel with Lua.
It’s restful by the Lua interpreter modified to poke in the kernel;
a instrument driver (written in Lua =)) and a characterize line instrument
to load and poke scripts and repute up runtime environments from the person dwelling;
a C API to load and poke scripts and repute up runtime environments from the kernel;
and Lua APIs for binding kernel products and companies to Lua scripts.
Here is an example of a persona instrument driver written in Lua the employ of Lunatik
to generate random ASCII printable characters:
instrument")
local linux = require("linux")
local plan nop() discontinue -- impact nothing
local s = linux.stat
local driver = {title = "passwd", starting up = nop, liberate = nop, mode = s.IRUGO}
plan driver: be taught() -- be taught(2) callback
-- generate random ASCII printable characters
return string.char(linux.random(32, 126))
discontinue
-- creates a brand new persona instrument
instrument.new(driver)
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utilization: lunatik [load|unload|reload|status|list] [poke|spawn|stay<script>]
load: load Lunatik kernel modulesdump: dump Lunatik kernel modulesreload: reload Lunatik kernel modulesrepute: point to which Lunatik kernel modules are at characterize loadedchecklist: point to which runtime environments are at characterize operatingpoke: invent a brand new runtime ambiance to poke the script/lib/modules/lua/
