Messages in this thread | | | Subject | REAL-TIME GRAPHICAL BANDWIDTH/CPU/RAM MONITOR FOR LINUX | From | Vincent Perrier <> | Date | Mon, 15 Jan 2007 21:55:43 +0100 |
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Hello, I have just finished coding a REAL-TIME GRAPHICAL MONITOR for linux.
The most difficult function of the kernel-embedded spy has been the catching of the uid and the name of a process for a spyed-upon connection (udp or tcp). I had some nasty freezes before my last resort solution which is not completely satisfying (I now use local_save_flags very punctually).
For the real hackers who would help to resolve this issue, have a look in the klownspy directory, monitor.c, try_to_get_to_the_socket_owner function, this function is called from bottom half (or softirq?) through a subscription to all packets with dev_add_pack.
Another thing: BionicClown007 brings back amongs other things the memory used in the system, at a point in the computation, we need total_swapcache_pages (= swapper_space.nrpages) and this symbol is not exported (see collect.c). Is there an other way to get the used memory info?
The BionicClown007 is at http://clowncode.net, BionicClown007 is the total rewriting of the ClownToolKit.
Regards to all Vincent Perrier
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