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Cool project! As a more advanced form, I think it should be possible to get all this information via eBPF rather than ss output and scraping /proc. Food for th
by mroche 10mo ago
Cool project! As a more advanced form, I think it should be possible to get all this information via eBPF rather than ss output and scraping /proc.
Food for thought!
- rlmp_89 10mo agohttps://github.com/pythops/oryx https://github.com/pythops/oryx -> voila!
- mentalgear 10mo agoBTW: This is also a TUI - much preferred !
- arcanemachiner 10mo agoThe OP's project shows process names, which I do not see in this program.
- curcbit 10mo agoNice but it feels too much AI slop
- oneshtein 10mo agoeBPF doesn't work on locked down kernels (stock kernels in Secure Boot mode).
- mroche 10mo agoeBPF is restricted when booted in a SB environment, but it's not nonfunctional. The default config puts the kernel into "integrity" mode of Kernel Lockdown, which reduces scope of access and enforces read-only usage. Whether or not the specific functions needed to replicate this tool are impacted is beyond my knowledge.
- grigio 10mo agoI think this is a great point, eBPF is cool but probably less popular than ss