On Fri, 2013-02-22 at 14:34 +0100, Thomas Ebert wrote:
> Oh no. 
> I'm not interested in using ipv6 (not usefull for only 10 Clients),
> but the httpd processes appeard under the tcp6 process list. I'm not
> sure why, because on i586 ipfire they are showing under the tcp
> process list as you can see on the process list of netstat. Maybe it
> isn't a problem of the command "netstat", because if i use the "ss"
> command with the option "ipv4" the processes are not showing: 
> 
> # ss -anp4 
> State       Recv-Q Send-Q
> Local Address:Port                                                Peer
> Address:Port 
> LISTEN      0 128 *:51488 *:*      users:(("rpc.mountd",2976,4)) 
> LISTEN      0 128 192.168.11.5:800 *:*      users:(("squid",2677,37)) 
> LISTEN      0 32 *:993 *:*      users:(("master",3312,13)) 
> LISTEN      0 32 *:995 *:*      users:(("master",3312,25)) 
> LISTEN      0 100 127.0.0.1:10025 *:*      users:(("master",3243,97)) 
> LISTEN      0 50 127.0.0.1:3306 *:*      users:(("mysqld",3364,10)) 
> LISTEN      0 1 *:1194 *:*      users:(("openvpn",2874,7)) 
> LISTEN      0 50 192.168.11.5:139 *:*      users:(("smbd",3397,29)) 
> LISTEN      0 50 127.0.0.1:139 *:*      users:(("smbd",3397,27)) 
> LISTEN      0 32 *:110 *:*      users:(("master",3312,19)) 
> LISTEN      0 32 *:143 *:*      users:(("master",3312,7)) 
> LISTEN      0 128 *:111 *:*      users:(("portmap",2953,5)) 
> LISTEN      0 128 *:43666 *:*      users:(("rpc.statd",2989,8)) 
> LISTEN      0 5 *:53 *:*      users:(("dnsmasq",2470,5)) 
> LISTEN      0 128 *:22 *:*      users:(("sshd",3164,4)) 
> LISTEN      0 128 *:631 *:*      users:(("cupsd",3008,4)) 
> LISTEN      0 100 *:25 *:*      users:(("master",3243,12)) 
> LISTEN      0 50 192.168.11.5:445 *:*      users:(("smbd",3397,28)) 
> LISTEN      0 50 127.0.0.1:445 *:*      users:(("smbd",3397,26)) 
> ESTAB       0 0 192.168.11.5:22 192.168.11.13:59354
> users:(("sshd",3417,5)) 
> 
> # ss -anp6 
> State       Recv-Q Send-Q
> Local Address:Port                                                Peer
> Address:Port 
> LISTEN      0 32 :::993 :::*      users:(("master",3312,16)) 
> LISTEN      0 32 :::995 :::*      users:(("master",3312,28)) 
> LISTEN      0 128 :::1001 :::*
> users:(("httpd",3610,9),("httpd",3608,9)) 
> LISTEN      0 32 :::110 :::*      users:(("master",3312,22)) 
> LISTEN      0 32 :::143 :::*      users:(("master",3312,10)) 
> LISTEN      0 128 :::81 :::*
> users:(("httpd",3610,5),("httpd",3608,5)) 
> LISTEN      0 128 :::22 :::*      users:(("sshd",3164,5)) 
> LISTEN      0 128 :::631 :::*      users:(("cupsd",3008,6)) 
> LISTEN      0 128 :::444 :::*
> users:(("httpd",3610,7),("httpd",3608,7)) 
> 
> It doesn't matter me who the problem relies. I think it is very hard
> to debug and it is easier to expand the command "netstat" with ipv6
> support. 

If course we can do that. Patches can be found in the IPFire 3
repository. You can apply them to the build of net-tools in IPFire 2 and
send me a branch to merge.

It would be a good idea to add all the patches up into one big one or
just pick the one that are really needed.

net-tools if deprecated since 1996. So there is no further development
and we actually removed ifconfig and some other commands from IPFire 3.
If you write scripts, please use the tools from ip-route2 instead.

Michael