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Date: Sun, 4 Mar 2001 12:35:26 +0100
From: Maxime Henrion <mux@qualys.com>
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Subject: netstat problem
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Hello,

Here is an output of sockstat -4, running 4.2-STABLE with a new kernel
from this morning :

USER     COMMAND    PID   FD PROTO  LOCAL ADDRESS         FOREIGN ADDRESS      
root     XFree86    325    1 ?      ?                     ?                    
nobody   httpd      311   16 ?      ?                     ?                    
nobody   httpd      310   16 ?      ?                     ?                    
root     healthd    296    6 ?      ?                     ?                    
root     httpd      288   16 ?      ?                     ?                    
root     sshd       230    4 ?      ?                     ?                    
root     sendmail   226    4 ?      ?                     ?                    
root     sendmail   226    5 ?      ?                     ?                    
root     lpd        223    6 ?      ?                     ?                    
[...]

The only thing that I changed for this kernel is that I replaced
-march=pentium with -march=k6 in the CFLAGS.  I didn't know that k6
was a valid cpu type for gcc and discovered this with the CPUTYPE
introduction of kris.

I don't think it comes from here though because I've seen someone
having a similar problem on the mailing list.

It seems netstat is broken.  It fails to correctly display TCP
statistics.  However, it prints UDP correctly.

I didn't rebuild world, only the kernel, but I rebuilt netstat too to
be sure it wasn't a kernel/userland sync problem even if /usr/src/UPDATING
says nothing about this.

Maxime
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