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PROBE::TCP.RECEIVE(3stap) Networking Tapset PROBE::TCP.RECEIVE(3stap)
probe::tcp.receive - Called when a TCP packet is received
tcp.receive
daddr
A string representing the destination IP address
saddr
A string representing the source IP address
syn
TCP SYN flag
protocol
Packet protocol from driver
psh
TCP PSH flag
iphdr
IP header address
fin
TCP FIN flag
urg
TCP URG flag
ack
TCP ACK flag
name
Name of the probe point
family
IP address family
dport
TCP destination port
rst
TCP RST flag
sport
TCP source port
tapset::tcp(3stap)
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SystemTap Tapset Reference April 2024 PROBE::TCP.RECEIVE(3stap)
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