[webmin-l] Netstat Module

[Greg M. <Moe...@ge...>]

Joe:
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We've been looking for something like this for a while.  Unfortunately, =
when I downloaded it, and tried to install it, it tells me that Solaris =
doesn't support sysinfo.
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Don't know if something is in the works or not for Solaris.
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-Greg

>>> jo...@sw... 10/19/2005 5:26 >>>

Hey Alan,

My System Information module has a netstat mode.  You can get it here:

http://www.swelltech.com/projects/webmin/sysinfo.html

To get to "netstat -l" data click on Network Statistics and then=20
Listening Sockets.

The module is getting an overhaul as soon as I have some time to spare.=20
  There's quite a few improvements architecturally that need doing, and=20
it is a great place to experiment with AJAX features (realtime graph=20
updates without page reloads would be lovely).

The module only has configs for Red Hat based systems, I think, but=20
modifying it to run on just about any other Linux or Unix would be=20
pretty easy (it will get FreeBSD, Debian, SUSE, Mandrake, and Gentoo=20
support in a month or two for reasons I suspect you, as a Virtualmin=20
Professional user, can guess).

Alan Dobkin wrote:
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> Is there a Webmin module to list all open ports on a system, such as =
the=20
> netstat command?  I noticed the "Running Processes" module will show=20
> network connections for a given process, and it allows for searching =
all=20
> processes for a given port.  But it does not seem to have a way to =
list=20
> all open ports, or search for a range of ports.  Has something like =
this=20
> been developed?  If not, would it be appropriate to add these features=20=

> to the "Running Processes" module, or would a separate "Network=20
> Connections" module be in order?
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> Thanks,
> Alan
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