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Bug 9129

Summary: netstat should allow more granularity in --numeric
Product: [Retired] Red Hat Linux Reporter: Jonathan Kamens <h1k6zn2m>
Component: net-toolsAssignee: Crutcher Dunnavant <crutcher>
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Version: 6.1Keywords: FutureFeature
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add --numeric-* options to netstat none

Description Jonathan Kamens 2000-02-04 17:30:25 UTC 
Netstat only has one option, -n or --numeric, to disable resolution of host
names, user names and port names.  However, in most cases the user only
really cares about disabling host-name resolution, since that's what
usually causes netstat to hang or run slowly.  There should be more
granularity in the selection of what should be disabled.

The enclosed patch adds three options to netstat: --numeric-hosts,
--numeric-ports and --numeric-users, which disables resolution of each of
those without affecting the others.
Comment 1 Jonathan Kamens 2000-02-04 17:31:59 UTC 
Created attachment 91 [details]
add --numeric-* options to netstat
Comment 2 Jeff Johnson 2000-10-07 15:08:51 UTC 
*** Bug 8920 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Comment 3 Jeff Johnson 2000-10-07 15:10:19 UTC 
The duplicate is an ooops, fixing. Dratted bug #'s ...
Comment 4 Jeff Johnson 2000-10-07 16:18:57 UTC 
Fixed (patch added) in net-tools-1.57-1. Thanks (again :-) for the patch.
Comment 5 Bernd Eckenfels 2000-10-08 00:46:07 UTC 
included your patch in the upstream net-tools CVS, thanks for the contribution.