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SubjectRe: raw sockets
> 0 means it is an internal kernel socket. ICMP and TCP use one to send 
> packets. User sockets should have an inode number, and they have on my
> system.

Yep, ping seems to have its own socket with nonzero inode. Thanks.

But since tcpdump uses packet socket it is not seen anywhere in /proc/net,
netstat, lsof etc. It's not a big deal but maybe we should put out some
informations about packet sockets also in the future. Even
/proc/net/sockstat doesn't show them.

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Meelis Roos (mroos@tartu.cyber.ee)


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