I just noticed that there is no tcpspy in the repositories. Is there something else I should be using instead?
This is from 2015
and tcpspy was already 14 years old.
So the next search result shows that there’s a Github page:
You can also find other software:
- Portmaster is better, and fits KDE Plasma and groups TCP/UDP streams by process, flagging connections by risk level and allowing one-click domain/IP blocking.
And that one IS in the repo ![]()
sudo pacman -S portmaster-stub-bin
TL;DR
Do we need a new Wiki to cover internet searches?
- Portmaster
- Opensnitch
- NetHogs
- iftop
- ss
Check ss, might be enough for something simple.
The heavy artillery is auditd.
As far as i understand tcpspy is very old and unmaintained.
Looks like tcpdump will work for me. Thanks, all!