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> Now it is clear where my problem is and i go to a mmap to a $HOME/.
> file. Not nice but if anybody gives a shit about compatibility
> (backward and to other systems before implementing stuff) it is
> the only way.

i donot understand why this is an compatility issue. Just use /path/to/file.
say /proc/shm/shm[0-9]+[a-z]+[0-9]+