In linux, how can I get a list of programs that are currently connected to (and are receiving data) from the Internet?
Commands like iftop are good but does not show statistics based on process.
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In linux, how can I get a list of programs that are currently connected to (and are receiving data) from the Internet?
Commands like iftop are good but does not show statistics based on process.
netstatwill show you all established connections. Use-pfor it to show the process associated with each one. It won’t show you anything about the amount of data they’re receiving though.