GNOS Sockets

List IP sockets

• auto-sudo
• sane CLI args & defaults
• meaningful color scheme
• searchable sorted output
• shortened addresses (0.0.0.0 -> 0, 127.0.0.1 -> 1)

Usage

Usage: sss [ options ] [ PATTERN ]

  -4       Display only IPv4 sockets
  -6       Display only IPv6 sockets
  -t       Display only TCP sockets
  -u       Display only UDP sockets
  -l       Display only listening sockets
  -L       Display only non-listening sockets
  -s       Display short IP
  -N       Resolve numerics
  PATTERN  Plain-text match

If you have the habit of ss -tupln, you can use the same with sss -tupln, unknown parameters will not disturb the output.

Install

APT

Use the repository https://packages.azlux.fr/ and install with apt update and apt install sss

Manually (no auto-update)

Just copy somewhere in your $PATH.

Depends: ss sed awk sort column sudo.