raboof/nethogs

[libnethogs.so.0.8.7] undefined symbol: pidsToWatch

Galicarnax opened this issue · 14 comments

Galicarnax commented

After nethogs updated to 0.8.7 on Arch Linux, Python wrapper for nethogs library stopped working, saying

OSError: /usr/lib/libnethogs.so.0.8.7: undefined symbol: pidsToWatch

Looking into the sources, I can see that pidsToWatch is declared in process.cpp as extern std::set<pid_t> pidsToWatch;, but it is defined in main.cpp, which is not part of the library (if I understand correctly).

raboof commented

/cc @sgtcortez

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sgtcortez commented

I will take a look this week.

NeilZhy commented

I had the same problem and I think the pidsToWatch should put into process.cpp.

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guihkx commented

Gentle ping.

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raboof commented

(I don't have the bandwidth to work on nethogs myself right now, but a PR is definitely appreciated!)

bphd commented

Gentle ping.

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DiedByDisgust commented

Gentle ping.

x2

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sgtcortez commented

Looking into it!

sgtcortez commented

Hi, I have made this commit which might fix everything.

Which makes the fixes as suggested @NeilZhy

I had the same problem and I think the pidsToWatch should put into process.cpp.

I have made make and make libnethogs

And compiled successfully.

Do you have any other command to check if everything will work? For example, compile with python bindings. I havent worked with bindinds yet, so, I you could help me.
I would be glad @Galicarnax

sgtcortez commented

This is my terminal output

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Am I missing something?

DiedByDisgust commented

Hi, I have made this commit which might fix everything.

tested, works for me. 👍

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