The strace command

The strace command is a powerful Linux tool used for tracing and debugging system calls made by a process. It intercepts and records the system calls a process makes while running, providing detailed information about interactions between the process and the Linux kernel. This level of visibility is invaluable for diagnosing and resolving issues related to system calls, application behavior, and software errors. By analyzing the output of strace, administrators can identify issues such as file access problems, library dependencies, permission errors, or resource conflicts. It is particularly useful for debugging complex applications, troubleshooting crashes, and ensuring correct program execution. The strace command is widely used by system administrators, developers, and support teams as a fundamental tool for investigating low-level system interactions and understanding the root cause of various software and performance problems. Please note that sudo access is...