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sockstate

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v0

v0.6.1

Jun 12, 2020

Changes in this version

+ const Broken

+ const Close

+ const CloseWait

+ const Closing

+ const Error

+ const Established

+ const FinWait1

+ const FinWait2

+ const LastAck

+ const Listen

+ const Other

+ const SynRecv

+ const SynSent

+ const TimeWait

+ var ErrMultipleSocketsForInode = errors.NewKind("more than one socket found for inode")

+ var ErrNoSocketLink = errors.NewKind("couldn't resolve file descriptor link to socket")

+ var ErrSocketCheckNotImplemented = errors.NewKind("socket checking not implemented for this OS")

+ func GetConnInode(c *net.TCPConn) (n uint64, err error) — darwin/amd64, linux/amd64, windows/amd64

+ type AcceptFn func(*sockTabEntry) bool

+ type SockState uint8

+ func GetInodeSockState(port int, inode uint64) (SockState, error)