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Versions in this module

v0

v0.0.9

Jul 24, 2022

v0.0.8

Jul 23, 2022

v0.0.7

Jul 20, 2022

v0.0.6

May 1, 2022

v0.0.5

Apr 14, 2022

v0.0.4

Apr 8, 2022

v0.0.3

Apr 8, 2022

v0.0.2

Apr 8, 2022

v0.0.1

Apr 8, 2022

Changes in this version

+ const LISTEN — linux/amd64

+ func GetListeningPorts(ctx context.Context) (map[int]ProcessSockets, error)

+ func GetProcessSockets() (map[int][]uint64, error) — linux/amd64

+ func GetSocketInodesFor(pid int) ([]uint64, error) — linux/amd64

+ type ProcessSockets struct

+ Pid int

+ Sockets []*Socket

+ func (p *ProcessSockets) Ports() []uint16

+ type Socket struct

+ Expires uint32

+ Family uint8

+ ID SocketID

+ INode uint32

+ RQueue uint32

+ Retrans uint8

+ State uint8

+ Timer uint8

+ UID uint32

+ WQueue uint32

+ func SocketListen() ([]*Socket, error)

+ type SocketID struct

+ Cookie [2]uint32

+ Destination netip.Addr

+ DestinationPort uint16

+ Interface uint32

+ Source netip.Addr

+ SourcePort uint16