In Python 2.7 is there a way to get information on all open sockets similar to what netstat/ss does in linux?
I am interested in writing a small program (similar to EtherApe) that tracks when my computer opens a connection to a server.
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In Python 2.7 is there a way to get information on all open sockets similar to what netstat/ss does in linux?
I am interested in writing a small program (similar to EtherApe) that tracks when my computer opens a connection to a server.
At least on Linux,
netstatworks by examining the data in procfs files such as/proc/net/tcp. There is, unfortunately, no OS-independent way of getting this data.