On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 11:12:39AM -0500, Chris Burroughs wrote:
Currently tcpconn.py uses netstat to get it's socket stats. This gives
lots of detail but is far too slow for much production use (running
netstat can take many minutes).
tcpconn.py was originally written as an advanced python
Currently tcpconn.py uses netstat to get it's socket stats. This gives
lots of detail but is far too slow for much production use (running
netstat can take many minutes). /proc/net/sockstat gives less
information but has no performance problems. There was a suggestion
previously to use the ss
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