问题
I need to execute a file when I only know the descriptor. It is also possible that there are no links to the file so finding out the name somehow is not an option. All the execve(), execvp(), etc functions take a file name. dlopen() also takes a name.
Ugly solutions (like reading the file and calling some function pointer) are OK.
回答1:
Use fexecve.
PS: reading the file and calling some function pointer is definitely not OK. :)
回答2:
Interesting. I think your best bet is going to be to use the FD that you have to write a temporary file and then exec it using a normal exec call.
You can use mkstemp to make a guaranteed unique file name. Then read the content from your file descriptor and dump it to the temp file. Then use the name given to you by mkstemp in an exec call.
If you don't for some reason want to write a new file then I think your only other option will be to manually parse the exe file image, load it properly in memory, and then call it's main() function. That's duplicating a lot of functionality that already exists in the OS, and I don't think you want to do it. It will be hard to get right, and does not seem to be worth the effort.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2892503/how-to-execute-a-program-from-file-descriptor