> This whole discussion has zero to do with what text format 'ss' outputs.
Do any more software developers care for the clarification of
additional data formats for the usage of specific information by tools
around socket statistics (from the directory “/proc/net” and related ones)?
Would you lik
> This whole discussion has zero to do with what text format 'ss' outputs.
Would you like to support the clarification of additional data formats
for the usage of specific information by tools for socket statistics
(from the directory “/proc/net” and related ones)?
Regards,
Markus
> If you use netlink operations directly,
Thanks for such feedback.
Should this programming interface become better known?
> you can have the kernel filter on various criteria
> and only get the socket entries you are interested in.
This is good to know.
> This whole discussion has zero to d
From: Markus Elfring
Date: Sat, 1 Jun 2019 10:36:40 +0200
> I imagine then that it would be also nicer to perform filtering based on
> configurable constraints at the data source directly.
> How much can Linux help more in this software area?
> How do you think about such ideas?
If you use netli
> Multi-line output in ss makes it difficult to search for things with grep.
I became more concerned about efficient data processing for the
provided information. There are further software development possibilities
to consider, aren't there?
The chosen data formats influence the software situati
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