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To test out picosnitch, I installed it and ran the following in a terminal:
wget https://ash-speed.hetzner.com/100MB.bin
After the download completes, the TUI shows a lot less than 100MB. Running the following SQL on snitch.db gave the following:
> SELECT SUM(recv) FROM connections WHERE name = "wget";
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| SUM(recv) |
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| 1234048 |
-----------
1 row in set
Time: 0.007s
So it claims that only 1234048 bytes were downloaded while 100MB were actually downloaded.
I re-ran the test after stopping the service, deleting the files in ~/.config/picosnitch, starting the service and then re-running the command. This time, it gave me the following:
> SELECT SUM(recv) FROM connections WHERE name = "wget";
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| SUM(recv) |
-----------
| 1210048 |
-----------
1 row in set
Time: 0.004s
So again, it doesn't give the real value. Is there a reason for this? I tested this on Rocky 9 (and testing it on Fedora 40 gave similar results). This is using the latest version (installing it using pip for Rocky 9 and using the package manager for Fedora). Also, this is the same behavior for other applications as well, not just wget. Thanks
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Hi,
To test out picosnitch, I installed it and ran the following in a terminal:
After the download completes, the TUI shows a lot less than 100MB. Running the following SQL on
snitch.db
gave the following:So it claims that only 1234048 bytes were downloaded while 100MB were actually downloaded.
I re-ran the test after stopping the service, deleting the files in
~/.config/picosnitch
, starting the service and then re-running the command. This time, it gave me the following:So again, it doesn't give the real value. Is there a reason for this? I tested this on Rocky 9 (and testing it on Fedora 40 gave similar results). This is using the latest version (installing it using pip for Rocky 9 and using the package manager for Fedora). Also, this is the same behavior for other applications as well, not just
wget
. ThanksThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: