get_listening_sockets() for both drivers (NetOrk/netork#798), in the shape of napalm-device-types' ListeningSocketsMixin and with its root/no-root rule.
FreeBSD: sockstat -46lq -P tcp,udp.
OpenBSD: fstat -n as root, netstat -an without (unnamed, attributed: False).
Addresses normalised as ss prints them; one entry per socket.
Deliberately no get_kernel_facts: that mixin is about a Linux kernel's modules and CONFIG_*.
Checked live on the FreeBSD 15.1 and OpenBSD 7.9 VMs (with sudo: attributed) and on a FreeBSD host without sudo (fallback). 63 tests.
`get_listening_sockets()` for both drivers (NetOrk/netork#798), in the shape of napalm-device-types' `ListeningSocketsMixin` and with its root/no-root rule.
- FreeBSD: `sockstat -46lq -P tcp,udp`.
- OpenBSD: `fstat -n` as root, `netstat -an` without (unnamed, `attributed: False`).
- Addresses normalised as `ss` prints them; one entry per socket.
- Deliberately no `get_kernel_facts`: that mixin is about a Linux kernel's modules and `CONFIG_*`.
Checked live on the FreeBSD 15.1 and OpenBSD 7.9 VMs (with sudo: attributed) and on a FreeBSD host without sudo (fallback). 63 tests.
get_listening_sockets() in the shape of napalm-device-types'
ListeningSocketsMixin, whose ss/cgroup reading is Linux's, and with its
rule: read as root first, and without root when that brings nothing back,
which the reading reports as `attributed: False`.
- FreeBSD: `sockstat -46lq -P tcp,udp`, which sees every socket either way.
- OpenBSD: `fstat -n` as root (the sockets nothing is connected to; port 0
is unbound), `netstat -an` without root, as fstat shows a user only
their own processes; those sockets come without a process.
- Addresses as ss prints them: `*` becomes 0.0.0.0 or :: by family, IPv6
without brackets, a zone (`fe80::1%lo0`) becomes the interface. One entry
per socket, the first process holding it.
No get_kernel_facts on purpose: KernelFactsMixin reports a Linux kernel's
modules and CONFIG_ options, which a BSD kernel does not have.
Fixtures recorded on the FreeBSD 15.1 and OpenBSD 7.9 VMs with test
listeners on 127.0.0.1 and ::1 (NetOrk/netork#798).
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get_listening_sockets()for both drivers (NetOrk/netork#798), in the shape of napalm-device-types'ListeningSocketsMixinand with its root/no-root rule.sockstat -46lq -P tcp,udp.fstat -nas root,netstat -anwithout (unnamed,attributed: False).ssprints them; one entry per socket.get_kernel_facts: that mixin is about a Linux kernel's modules andCONFIG_*.Checked live on the FreeBSD 15.1 and OpenBSD 7.9 VMs (with sudo: attributed) and on a FreeBSD host without sudo (fallback). 63 tests.