#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 | recv_queued |
| | the total amount of receive data queued for this process More...
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| u16 | send_queued |
| | the total amount of send data queued for this process 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 | address_of_largest [64] |
| | Address of the largest queue, remote or local depending on the directionality of the connection. More...
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| char | cmdline [0] |
| | the command line of the process in question More...
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Definition at line 104 of file linux.h.
| char address_of_largest[64] |
Address of the largest queue, remote or local depending on the directionality of the connection.
Definition at line 119 of file linux.h.
the command line of the process in question
Definition at line 122 of file linux.h.
sequence of this status message, values from 0-9
Definition at line 105 of file linux.h.
the PID of the process in question
Definition at line 106 of file linux.h.
the total amount of receive data queued for this process
Definition at line 107 of file linux.h.
the total amount of send data queued for this process
Definition at line 108 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 113 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 109 of file linux.h.
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:
1.8.9.1 
