| Issue 11: | More specific connection information | |
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Hi, I do not have a real solution for this problem, but maybe we can setup a discussion here. For some time now I am trying to track down network connections down to single PID. This could be interesting for system traffic, as there are quite many apps running with PID 0 (root) or -1 (kernel) and still they are creating network traffic. The first approach was 'netstat -pt', which does not work. The /proc/net/tcp(6) file does not show PIDs but UIDs, which does not solve the issue. Every process has its own directory, but /proc/$PID/net/tcp(6) shows, at least for root, the same information as /proc/net/tcp(6). I enclosed the 6 in brackets, as android seems to list some connections as TCP6, although I don't think vodafone supports IPv6 for me. Do you have any further ideas to track UID 0 connections? rob
Mar 31, 2012
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Labels:
-Type-Defect -Priority-Medium Type-Enhancement Priority-High
Mar 31, 2012
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Status:
Accepted
Apr 1, 2012
I have identified a minor logic flaw in my packet tracking. The next release should see a significant decrease of packets with UID -1.
Status:
Fixed
Labels: -Type-Enhancement Type-Defect
Apr 1, 2012
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pragma78@gmail.com
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