Network speed per connection

echasslau · 2010-09-17 00:25:34

Hi.

I created a small command to monitor my network speed with conky:

netstat -taupe | grep ESTABLISHED | tr -s " " | sed "s|\(\S*\)\s\(\S*\)\s\(\S*\)\s\S*:\(\S*\)\s\(\S*\)\s\(\S*\)\s\(\S*\)\s\(\S*\)\s\(\S*\)|\2 \3 :\4 \5 \9|" | column -t | sort -r
0  0  :52725  channel27.01.0:www-http  27750/pidgin
0  0  :41564  mirrors2.kernel.org:ftp  28978/wget
0  0  :39694  fritz.box:1012           27791/ffgtk
0  0  :32945  mirrors2.kernel.o:57747  28978/wget

The problem is that my 600k wget connection is always shown with 0k. Is there a better working solution for that?

Thanks in advance.
Andreas

codycarey · 2010-09-17 01:17:33

Doesn't conky have a few built-in variables for network speed?

echasslau · 2010-09-17 07:57:00

but not per connection/program i think

R00KIE · 2010-09-17 21:50:29

You would probably have to cross reference the same info iftop uses with the information from netstat to make the correspondence data stream <-> program. Mind you that any program can have a few instances downloading/uploading data so you may have to sum them.

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#1 2010-09-17 00:25:34

Network speed per connection

#2 2010-09-17 01:17:33

Re: Network speed per connection

#3 2010-09-17 07:57:00

Re: Network speed per connection

#4 2010-09-17 21:50:29

Re: Network speed per connection

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