#include <linux.h>
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u8 | index |
| sequence of this status message, values from 0-9 More...
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u16 | pid |
| the PID of the process in question More...
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u16 | socket_count |
| the number of sockets the process is using More...
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u16 | socket_types |
| A bitfield indicating the socket types used: 0x1 (tcp), 0x2 (udp), 0x4 (unix stream), 0x8 (unix dgram), 0x10 (netlink), and 0x8000 (unknown) More...
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u16 | socket_states |
| A bitfield indicating the socket states: 0x1 (established), 0x2 (syn-sent), 0x4 (syn-recv), 0x8 (fin-wait-1), 0x10 (fin-wait-2), 0x20 (time-wait), 0x40 (closed), 0x80 (close-wait), 0x100 (last-ack), 0x200 (listen), 0x400 (closing), 0x800 (unconnected), and 0x8000 (unknown) More...
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char | cmdline [0] |
| the command line of the process in question More...
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Definition at line 81 of file linux.h.
the command line of the process in question
Definition at line 95 of file linux.h.
sequence of this status message, values from 0-9
Definition at line 82 of file linux.h.
the PID of the process in question
Definition at line 83 of file linux.h.
the number of sockets the process is using
Definition at line 84 of file linux.h.
A bitfield indicating the socket states: 0x1 (established), 0x2 (syn-sent), 0x4 (syn-recv), 0x8 (fin-wait-1), 0x10 (fin-wait-2), 0x20 (time-wait), 0x40 (closed), 0x80 (close-wait), 0x100 (last-ack), 0x200 (listen), 0x400 (closing), 0x800 (unconnected), and 0x8000 (unknown)
Definition at line 89 of file linux.h.
A bitfield indicating the socket types used: 0x1 (tcp), 0x2 (udp), 0x4 (unix stream), 0x8 (unix dgram), 0x10 (netlink), and 0x8000 (unknown)
Definition at line 85 of file linux.h.
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file: