Hej,

I've heard about the advantages of sockstat years ago. 
We could import the sockstat source code from FreeBSD, I think.
But I can't do that myself. The Code is located here:
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/cvsweb.cgi/src/usr.bin/sockstat/
Maybe, someone could compile, test and import it to NetBSD.

Greetings, Zafer.

> Hi, 
> 
> I'm moving from FreeBSD 4.x to NetBSD 2.0...  But I'm not completely
> comfortable yet.  e.g. is there an equivalent of sockstat(1) in NetBSD?
> On FreeBSD, sockstat -4l lists all listening IPv4 sockets (with process,
> user), sockstat -6c lists all connected IPv6 sockets, sockstat -ul lists
> all listening UNIX domain sockets, etc.  
> 
> On NetBSD, netstat(1) doesn't list the process nor the user, and
> fstat(1) doesn't separate listening/connected sockets.  
> 
> GH
> 
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> :wq
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