Discussion:
python-inet_diag
James
2014-10-14 10:51:37 UTC
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Hello Jiri,

I have created a public repository with my github account so you can
access my patches more easily:

https://github.com/hulkamania/python-inet_diag

Upon preparing everything, I realized it is quite a few additions.
Please have a look at my commit message for an overview of what I have done.

The big difference is I am using inet_diag_req_v2 and I migrated a bunch
more code from socketstat (Alexey Kuznetsov, <kuznet at ms2.inr.ac.ru>) for
building filters.

I unfortunately haven't been working with the code for a while because I
have been travelling. I was in contact with Arnaldo in June but my
changes were not yet ready then.

I have also cc'ed tuna-devel on this email.

Feel free to contact me about anything, I am glad someone has this
repository up again. It is a great library and has a lot potential (IMHO).

Best Regards,

James
of course :)
do you have it somewhere in public repo?
as it is dependency of tuna, can you send patches to
tuna-devel at lists.fedorahosted.org for review?
Dear Jiri,
I have been working on a project in which I used python-inet_diag for
the past half year in my free time.
Since starting my project I required more functionality from the library
and so I added some optional parameters to the create function to allow
more types of filters to be used as well as some other small extensions.
I also found a few memory leaks and fixed them.
I would like to make a pull request so that you could review the changes.
Is there a way this can be done?
Thank you and best regards,
James Hulka
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Jiri Kastner
2014-10-14 14:48:09 UTC
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hi james,
message accepted to tuna-devel

keep in mind:
- it is dependency of tuna and with that in mind was brought back to kernel.org
- it contains pss and psk utilities, usefull at least for testing

first glance (well first test):
before:
- on arm it just didn't worked, resulting in python error traceback
- on x86 worked (tuna -nCP, pss, psk)
after:
- on arm coredumping python tuna and psk, pss doens't show anything
- on x86 pss doesn't show anything, psk coredumping python and tuna -nCP doesn't show sockets

so without rework, it can't be accepted.

best regards
jiri kastner
Post by James
Hello Jiri,
I have created a public repository with my github account so you can access my
https://github.com/hulkamania/python-inet_diag
Upon preparing everything, I realized it is quite a few additions. Please have
a look at my commit message for an overview of what I have done.
The big difference is I am using inet_diag_req_v2 and I migrated a bunch more
code from socketstat (Alexey Kuznetsov, <kuznet at ms2.inr.ac.ru>) for building
filters.
I unfortunately haven't been working with the code for a while because I have
been travelling. I was in contact with Arnaldo in June but my changes were not
yet ready then.
I have also cc'ed tuna-devel on this email.
Feel free to contact me about anything, I am glad someone has this repository
up again. It is a great library and has a lot potential (IMHO).
Best Regards,
James
of course :)
do you have it somewhere in public repo?
as it is dependency of tuna, can you send patches to
tuna-devel at lists.fedorahosted.org for review?
Dear Jiri,
I have been working on a project in which I used python-inet_diag for
the past half year in my free time.
Since starting my project I required more functionality from the library
and so I added some optional parameters to the create function to allow
more types of filters to be used as well as some other small extensions.
I also found a few memory leaks and fixed them.
I would like to make a pull request so that you could review the changes.
Is there a way this can be done?
Thank you and best regards,
James Hulka
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