Glad you got it working. That script is pretty much a copy-paste job of the debian wrapper you know. Check the early commits - even the variable names were the same

EDIT: link might be useful https://projects.archlinux.org/svntogit ... ng-wrapper

Honestly, I don't know. I knew debian had a hardening wrapper... but not sure on their naming conventions etc. Hopefully this little (silly!) example will explain how it works: #!/bin/bash flag1=0 flag2=0 for flag; do case $flag in -cow|-chicken|-sheep) flag1=1 ;; -blue|-red|-green) flag2=1 ;; esac ...

ASLR is a PITA to apply manually at the moment. Luckily compiler wrappers exist :) You could borrow one from Debian (it's just a perl script) ( https://packages.debian.org/source/sid/hardening-wrapper ) or write your own shell script based on this logic: - loop through the parameters 1 at a time - a...

Its a bit disorganized but I added a ton of stuff to test Edit: ok, really disorganized, I will do a bunch of cleanup and testing before the next version and try to complete the string functions and will be in a new thread. The primary purpose is to allow for smaller overheads in static binaries so...