Linux command
snitch 命令
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常用示例
Launch the interactive TUI with live-updating connections
snitch
List TCP established connections as a styled table
snitch ls -t -e
Output all connections in JSON format
snitch json
说明
snitch is a TUI and CLI tool for inspecting TCP and UDP network connections on Linux and macOS. It serves as a modern, human-friendly alternative to ss and netstat, displaying a live-updating connection table with DNS resolution, filtering, and multiple output formats (styled tables, JSON, CSV).
FAQ
What is the snitch command used for?
snitch is a TUI and CLI tool for inspecting TCP and UDP network connections on Linux and macOS. It serves as a modern, human-friendly alternative to ss and netstat, displaying a live-updating connection table with DNS resolution, filtering, and multiple output formats (styled tables, JSON, CSV).
How do I run a basic snitch example?
Run `snitch` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more snitch examples?
This page includes 3 examples for snitch, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.