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perf: read listening ports from the kernel instead of spawning lsof - #10277
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The batched port scan ran `lsof -nP -a -p <pids> -iTCP -sTCP:LISTEN -Fpn` every two seconds. Before lsof answers it calls close() on every descriptor number up to `kern.maxfilesperproc`, which is 138,240 on current macOS, and it forks a child that repeats the sweep. That is far more work than the lookup itself, and it repeats for the life of the app. `ListeningPortLookup` asks the kernel directly through libproc (PROC_PIDLISTFDS + PROC_PIDFDSOCKETINFO) and keeps only TCP sockets in TSI_S_LISTEN. Measured against lsof over 483 PIDs the results are identical, and one scan drops from 200ms to under 7ms. Completeness semantics are unchanged: a PID we may not read is a miss only when its identity is also unreadable while it is still present, so a panel behind the root `login` process can still retire its ports.
Remote port scanning already follows `sidebar.showPorts` (issue manaflow-ai#6123), but the local scanner kept running its two-second sweep no matter what. Nothing displays or reports the result while the detail is hidden, so the work is pure cost. `SidebarWorkspaceDetailDefaults.portScanningEnabled` now holds the one rule both paths read, and `TabManager` pushes changes to the local scanner alongside the remote sessions it already updates. Note this also blanks `listeningPorts` for local workspaces in the control socket and CLI summaries while ports are hidden, which is the same trade remote workspaces already make.
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Refactor Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PortScanner
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PortScannerProcess->>ListeningPortLookup: query each PID
ListeningPortLookup-->>PortScannerProcess: ports, denied, or unavailable
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Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Under descriptor churn or a socket read error, a listening port may temporarily disappear from published results. Scanner tests can also fail on hosts that hide ports. These bounded issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Port discovery is faster and stops when ports are hidden, but two edge cases could briefly show hidden ports or incorrectly remove a still-listening port from summaries. No new privilege or external access path was identified. Retained concerns
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Full details: Description checkResolution Add the required sections. Move the verification details into Testing, state the release-note line or Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 38.81% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 67 functions across 9 files. (2 skipped: 1 unsupported, 1 too large.) Full details: Cmux Swift Blocking RuntimeExplanation The diff introduces synchronous libproc work on Swift cooperative-task threads. Resolution Move the synchronous libproc lookup loop to a dedicated serial utility queue or another non-cooperative blocking executor. Expose an async, cancellation-aware result path and await that result from the panel and agent scans. Do not call Full details: Cmux Swift Package BoundariesExplanation The PR adds independently testable process/socket domain logic to the monolithic app target. Resolution Move the direct libproc adapter and its result value from Full details: Cmux Architecture RethinkExplanation FAIL: Resolution Make one settings/store owner for port-scanning enablement and its transition. Route the local and remote scan controllers through one action or immutable settings snapshot owned by that store. Move cancellation, publication clearing, and rescan transitions behind that owner. Remove ✨ Finishing Touches 💡 1🛠️ Fix failing CI checks 💡
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Resolves conflicts with the cancellable burst lifecycle (manaflow-ai#11109) and the lsof PID chunking that came with it: the kernel lookup has no argv, so the chunking and its test go away, and PortLsofScanResult keeps its new name PortListenerScanResult at the call sites main added. The end-to-end retirement tests keep main's compressed burst schedule and its late-burst stop, now triggered from the fifth listener lookup instead of the fifth lsof call. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Hiding the ports detail now also invalidates a burst that is already running, the same way unregistering the last panel does, so its remaining timers never scan. Showing it again rescans every registered panel once, since ports that opened or closed while hidden were never seen and an idle panel would otherwise keep a stale list until its next command. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks for this one, @hyzyla. I merged current main into the branch and pushed two commits on top so it can land:
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- Hiding the ports detail now publishes no ports for every tracked panel and agent workspace, so the socket, CLI, custom sidebars and the command palette (which read published ports without the sidebar's visibility gate) don't keep a list frozen at the moment scanning stopped. A fresh agent request ID fences off any scan still in flight. - A queued follow-up panel or agent scan no longer runs after scanning is turned off; a dropped agent request clears its in-flight mark. - PortScannerPublicationTests fed ports through a fake lsof, which the scanner no longer calls. Both runners now supply ports through listeningPortsProvider, and the churn test counts per-PID lookups instead of lsof argv lists. - Test for the cleared list; normalize the pbxproj; drop stale lsof wording from two doc comments. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @cmuxTests/PortScannerTests.swift:
- Around line 1284-1287: Replace the fixed-duration wait in the disabled-scanner
test with a `scanner.queue` barrier after `kick`, then assert the scan count
immediately. Add a locked `portScanCount` accessor to
`PortLifecycleCommandRunner` and use it to verify no process ports were scanned.
Review comments at @Sources/ListeningPortLookup.swift:
- Around line 25-54: Update ListeningPortLookup.ports(pid:) to detect when
proc_pidinfo fills the descriptor buffer, retry with a larger capacity up to a
bounded limit, and return an explicit incomplete result if every attempt is
saturated. Propagate that result through scanListeningPorts by marking the PID
incomplete so truncated results cannot be treated as authoritative.
- Around line 38-72: Update `listeningPort(pid:fd:)` and `ports(pid:)` to
distinguish failed or short socket metadata reads from sockets that are simply
not listeners, returning an incomplete scan result when any metadata read fails.
In `scanListeningPorts`, handle that result by unconditionally inserting the PID
into `incompletePIDs` so previously published listeners are retained.
Review comments at @Sources/PortScanner.swift:
- Around line 60-62: Add a scanningEnabled parameter to PortScanner’s
initializer, defaulting to SidebarWorkspaceDetailDefaults.portScanningEnabled(),
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| #expect(scanned == false, "a disabled scanner must not read any process's ports") |
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Replace the fixed 2-second negative wait with a queue barrier.
setScanningEnabled(false) and kick enqueue their state changes on scanner.queue. Because the disabled state is applied before kick is enqueued, kick returns without scheduling a scan. A scanner.queue.sync {} after kick waits for both operations and any earlier queued work. No timer can enqueue a scan after this barrier because the disabled path cancels the coalescing and burst timers. Assert the locked scan count immediately after the barrier.
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- let scanned = await runner.waitForPortScan(1, timeout: .seconds(2))
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Review comment at @cmuxTests/PortScannerTests.swift around lines 1284 - 1287:
Replace the fixed-duration wait in the disabled-scanner test with a
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| static func ports(pid: pid_t) -> ListeningPortLookupResult { | ||
| guard pid > 0 else { return .unavailable } | ||
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| let sizeNeeded = proc_pidinfo(pid, PROC_PIDLISTFDS, 0, nil, 0) | ||
| if sizeNeeded < 0 { return classify(errno) } | ||
| if sizeNeeded == 0 { return errno == 0 ? .ports([]) : classify(errno) } | ||
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| let stride = MemoryLayout<proc_fdinfo>.stride | ||
| let capacity = Int(sizeNeeded) / stride + capacityHeadroom | ||
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| let written = descriptors.withUnsafeMutableBytes { buffer in | ||
| proc_pidinfo(pid, PROC_PIDLISTFDS, 0, buffer.baseAddress, Int32(buffer.count)) | ||
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| if written < 0 { return classify(errno) } | ||
| if written == 0 { return errno == 0 ? .ports([]) : classify(errno) } | ||
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| let usable = min(Int(written) / stride, capacity) | ||
| for index in 0..<usable { | ||
| let descriptor = descriptors[index] | ||
| guard descriptor.proc_fdtype == UInt32(PROX_FDTYPE_SOCKET) else { continue } | ||
| if let port = listeningPort(pid: pid, fd: descriptor.proc_fd) { | ||
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| } | ||
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To size the buffer, call once with `buffer == NULL` and `buffersize == 0`: Darwin returns an estimated required byte count (with extra room), which can still become stale if file descriptors change before the next call. ([github.com](https://github.com/apple/darwin-xnu/blob/main/bsd/kern/proc_info.c))
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Treat a saturated PROC_PIDLISTFDS read as incomplete.
proc_pidinfo returns the bytes copied when the buffer is too small. If the descriptor list grows beyond the allocated capacity, written == buffer.count is a successful but potentially truncated read. The current code then returns .ports, and scanListeningPorts treats that PID as complete. missingPortCompletenessByKey can therefore accept the truncated result as authoritative negative evidence and retire a previously published port.
Retry saturated reads. If the bounded retries remain saturated, propagate an explicit incomplete result.
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diff --git a/Sources/ListeningPortLookup.swift b/Sources/ListeningPortLookup.swift
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/// We are not allowed to inspect this process.
case denied
+ /// The descriptor list did not fit in the bounded read attempts.
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- let capacity = Int(sizeNeeded) / stride + capacityHeadroom
- var descriptors = [proc_fdinfo](repeating: proc_fdinfo(), count: capacity)
+ var capacity = Int(sizeNeeded) / stride + capacityHeadroom
+ for _ in 0..<3 {
+ var descriptors = [proc_fdinfo](repeating: proc_fdinfo(), count: capacity)
- errno = 0
- let written = descriptors.withUnsafeMutableBytes { buffer in
- proc_pidinfo(pid, PROC_PIDLISTFDS, 0, buffer.baseAddress, Int32(buffer.count))
- }
- if written < 0 { return classify(errno) }
- if written == 0 { return errno == 0 ? .ports([]) : classify(errno) }
+ errno = 0
+ let written = descriptors.withUnsafeMutableBytes { buffer in
+ proc_pidinfo(pid, PROC_PIDLISTFDS, 0, buffer.baseAddress, Int32(buffer.count))
+ }
+ if written < 0 { return classify(errno) }
+ if written == 0 { return errno == 0 ? .ports([]) : classify(errno) }
+ if Int(written) == descriptors.count * stride {
+ capacity *= 2
+ continue
+ }
- var ports: Set<Int> = []
- let usable = min(Int(written) / stride, capacity)
- for index in 0..<usable {
- let descriptor = descriptors[index]
- guard descriptor.proc_fdtype == UInt32(PROX_FDTYPE_SOCKET) else { continue }
- if let port = listeningPort(pid: pid, fd: descriptor.proc_fd) {
- ports.insert(port)
+ var ports: Set<Int> = []
+ let usable = min(Int(written) / stride, capacity)
+ for index in 0..<usable {
+ let descriptor = descriptors[index]
+ guard descriptor.proc_fdtype == UInt32(PROX_FDTYPE_SOCKET) else { continue }
+ if let port = listeningPort(pid: pid, fd: descriptor.proc_fd) {
+ ports.insert(port)
+ }
}
+ return .ports(ports)
}
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// An unprivileged caller cannot read a root-owned process's
// sockets, and neither could lsof. Only a PID whose identity is
// unreadable while it is still present counts as a miss, so a
// panel behind the root `login` process can still retire ports.
if processIdentityProvider(pid_t(pid)) == nil
&& processPresenceProvider(pid_t(pid)) != .absent {
incompletePIDs.insert(pid)
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| static func ports(pid: pid_t) -> ListeningPortLookupResult { | |
| guard pid > 0 else { return .unavailable } | |
| errno = 0 | |
| let sizeNeeded = proc_pidinfo(pid, PROC_PIDLISTFDS, 0, nil, 0) | |
| if sizeNeeded < 0 { return classify(errno) } | |
| if sizeNeeded == 0 { return errno == 0 ? .ports([]) : classify(errno) } | |
| let stride = MemoryLayout<proc_fdinfo>.stride | |
| let capacity = Int(sizeNeeded) / stride + capacityHeadroom | |
| var descriptors = [proc_fdinfo](repeating: proc_fdinfo(), count: capacity) | |
| errno = 0 | |
| let written = descriptors.withUnsafeMutableBytes { buffer in | |
| proc_pidinfo(pid, PROC_PIDLISTFDS, 0, buffer.baseAddress, Int32(buffer.count)) | |
| } | |
| if written < 0 { return classify(errno) } | |
| if written == 0 { return errno == 0 ? .ports([]) : classify(errno) } | |
| var ports: Set<Int> = [] | |
| let usable = min(Int(written) / stride, capacity) | |
| for index in 0..<usable { | |
| let descriptor = descriptors[index] | |
| guard descriptor.proc_fdtype == UInt32(PROX_FDTYPE_SOCKET) else { continue } | |
| if let port = listeningPort(pid: pid, fd: descriptor.proc_fd) { | |
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| return .ports(ports) | |
| } | |
| static func ports(pid: pid_t) -> ListeningPortLookupResult { | |
| guard pid > 0 else { return .unavailable } | |
| errno = 0 | |
| let sizeNeeded = proc_pidinfo(pid, PROC_PIDLISTFDS, 0, nil, 0) | |
| if sizeNeeded < 0 { return classify(errno) } | |
| if sizeNeeded == 0 { return errno == 0 ? .ports([]) : classify(errno) } | |
| let stride = MemoryLayout<proc_fdinfo>.stride | |
| var capacity = Int(sizeNeeded) / stride + capacityHeadroom | |
| for _ in 0..<3 { | |
| var descriptors = [proc_fdinfo](repeating: proc_fdinfo(), count: capacity) | |
| errno = 0 | |
| let written = descriptors.withUnsafeMutableBytes { buffer in | |
| proc_pidinfo(pid, PROC_PIDLISTFDS, 0, buffer.baseAddress, Int32(buffer.count)) | |
| } | |
| if written < 0 { return classify(errno) } | |
| if written == 0 { return errno == 0 ? .ports([]) : classify(errno) } | |
| if Int(written) == descriptors.count * stride { | |
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| continue | |
| } | |
| var ports: Set<Int> = [] | |
| let usable = min(Int(written) / stride, capacity) | |
| for index in 0..<usable { | |
| let descriptor = descriptors[index] | |
| guard descriptor.proc_fdtype == UInt32(PROX_FDTYPE_SOCKET) else { continue } | |
| if let port = listeningPort(pid: pid, fd: descriptor.proc_fd) { | |
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| } | |
| } | |
| return .ports(ports) | |
| } | |
| return .incomplete | |
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Review comment at @Sources/ListeningPortLookup.swift around lines 25 - 54:
Update ListeningPortLookup.ports(pid:) to detect when proc_pidinfo fills the
descriptor buffer, retry with a larger capacity up to a bounded limit, and
return an explicit incomplete result if every attempt is saturated. Propagate
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| let written = descriptors.withUnsafeMutableBytes { buffer in | ||
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| if let port = listeningPort(pid: pid, fd: descriptor.proc_fd) { | ||
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Preserve incomplete scans when socket metadata reads fail.
A short or failed PROC_PIDFDSOCKETINFO read currently becomes nil, so ports(pid:) returns .ports with the socket omitted. scanListeningPorts then treats the readable PID as complete and can retire its previously published listener. Return a distinct .incomplete result and insert that PID unconditionally.
Suggested fix
enum ListeningPortLookupResult: Sendable, Equatable {
case ports(Set<Int>)
+ case incomplete
case denied
case unavailable
}
@@
var ports: Set<Int> = []
+ var sawIncompleteSocketRead = false
let usable = min(Int(written) / stride, capacity)
for index in 0..<usable {
let descriptor = descriptors[index]
guard descriptor.proc_fdtype == UInt32(PROX_FDTYPE_SOCKET) else { continue }
- if let port = listeningPort(pid: pid, fd: descriptor.proc_fd) {
- ports.insert(port)
+ let result = listeningPort(pid: pid, fd: descriptor.proc_fd)
+ if result.incomplete {
+ sawIncompleteSocketRead = true
+ }
+ if let port = result.port {
+ ports.insert(port)
}
}
- return .ports(ports)
+ return sawIncompleteSocketRead ? .incomplete : .ports(ports)
}
- private static func listeningPort(pid: pid_t, fd: Int32) -> Int? {
+ private static func listeningPort(
+ pid: pid_t,
+ fd: Int32
+ ) -> (port: Int?, incomplete: Bool) {
var info = socket_fdinfo()
let expected = Int32(MemoryLayout<socket_fdinfo>.size)
let read = proc_pidfdinfo(pid, fd, PROC_PIDFDSOCKETINFO, &info, expected)
// A descriptor closed mid-scan returns a short read; skip it.
- guard read == expected else { return nil }
- guard info.psi.soi_kind == SOCKINFO_TCP else { return nil }
+ guard read == expected else { return (nil, true) }
+ guard info.psi.soi_kind == SOCKINFO_TCP else { return (nil, false) }
let tcp = info.psi.soi_proto.pri_tcp
- guard tcp.tcpsi_state == TSI_S_LISTEN else { return nil }
+ guard tcp.tcpsi_state == TSI_S_LISTEN else { return (nil, false) }
// "insi_lport" holds a 16-bit port in network byte order.
let port = Int(UInt16(bigEndian: UInt16(truncatingIfNeeded: tcp.tcpsi_ini.insi_lport)))
- guard port > 0, port <= 65_535 else { return nil }
- return port
+ guard port > 0, port <= 65_535 else { return (nil, false) }
+ return (port, false)
} case .ports(let ports):
if !ports.isEmpty {
portsByPID[pid] = ports
}
+ case .incomplete:
+ incompletePIDs.insert(pid)
case .denied, .unavailable:
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Review comment at @Sources/ListeningPortLookup.swift around lines 38 - 72:
Update `listeningPort(pid:fd:)` and `ports(pid:)` to distinguish failed or short
socket metadata reads from sockets that are simply not listeners, returning an
incomplete scan result when any metadata read fails. In `scanListeningPorts`,
handle that result by unconditionally inserting the PID into `incompletePIDs` so
previously published listeners are retained.
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| /// Mirrors the sidebar ports-visibility settings. Nothing displays or | ||
| /// reports ports while they are hidden, so no scan needs to run. | ||
| private var scanningEnabled = SidebarWorkspaceDetailDefaults.portScanningEnabled() |
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Set the initial scanning state explicitly in scanner tests.
PortScanner reads SidebarWorkspaceDetailDefaults.portScanningEnabled() during initialization. The lifecycle and retirement tests create a scanner without enabling scanning, then call kick. If the shared defaults have showPorts = false or hideAllDetails = true, kick exits before scanning. The tests therefore depend on host or prior-test settings.
Add an initializer parameter and pass true in tests that exercise scanning.
♻️ Suggested fix
- private var scanningEnabled = SidebarWorkspaceDetailDefaults.portScanningEnabled()
+ private var scanningEnabled: Bool
init(
commandRunner: any CommandRunning = CommandRunner(),
processIdentityProvider: @escaping @Sendable (pid_t) -> AgentPIDProcessIdentity? = {
AgentPIDProcessIdentity(pid: $0)
},
processPresenceProvider: @escaping @Sendable (pid_t) -> PIDPresence = {
PIDPresence.current(pid: $0)
},
listeningPortsProvider: @escaping @Sendable (pid_t) -> ListeningPortLookupResult = {
ListeningPortLookup.ports(pid: $0)
},
+ scanningEnabled: Bool = SidebarWorkspaceDetailDefaults.portScanningEnabled(),
ttySessionIdentityProvider: @escaping @MainActor @Sendable (String) -> TerminalTTYSessionIdentity? = {
TerminalTTYSessionIdentity(ttyName: $0)
},
burstOffsets: [TimeInterval] = PortScanner.defaultBurstOffsets,
coalesceDelay: TimeInterval = PortScanner.defaultCoalesceDelay
) {
self.commandRunner = commandRunner
self.burstOffsets = burstOffsets
self.coalesceDelay = coalesceDelay
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Add a scanningEnabled parameter to PortScanner’s initializer, defaulting to
SidebarWorkspaceDetailDefaults.portScanningEnabled(), and assign it to the
scanner’s state. Pass true when lifecycle and retirement tests create a scanner
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#10277 replaced the fake runner's lsof stand-in with a stand-in for the kernel port lookup, keeping the late-burst test's fifth-call trigger and so its race. The conflict in cmuxTests/PortScannerTests.swift resolves to main's version with this branch's change ported onto it: a general per-lookup hook, perform(atListenerLookup:stopsListening:_:), a kick from inside the second port lookup, and the lookup count in the failure message.
… lsof Ported from upstream manaflow-ai#10277 (eb5d3f0): "perf: read listening ports from the kernel instead of spawning lsof (manaflow-ai#10277)". Adapted: the fork's PortScanner predates upstream's split scanner files, so only ListeningPortLookup (libproc PROC_PIDLISTFDS + PROC_PIDFDSOCKETINFO) was ported and swapped in for runLsof. The hide-ports-stops-local-scan half was not ported. Added ListeningPortLookupTests against real loopback sockets in place of upstream's seam-based scanner tests.
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Replaces the local port scan's
lsofsubprocess with a direct libproc lookup, and stops the scan entirely when the ports detail is hidden.PortScanner.runLsofranlsof -nP -a -p <pids> -iTCP -sTCP:LISTEN -Fpnabout every two seconds. Before answering,lsofcallsclose()on every descriptor number up tokern.maxfilesperproc(138,240 on current macOS) and forks a child that repeats the sweep. Measured withfs_usage: 806,978close()in 3.85 s — 86.7% of all filesystem events on the machine.ListeningPortLookupreads the same information throughPROC_PIDLISTFDS+PROC_PIDFDSOCKETINFO, keeping TCP sockets inTSI_S_LISTEN.The second commit gates local scanning on
sidebar.showPorts, which remote scanning already does (#6123); both now read one shared helper. This also blankslisteningPortsin the control-socket and CLI summaries for local workspaces while ports are hidden — the same trade remote workspaces already make.Completeness semantics are unchanged: a PID we may not read counts as a miss only when its identity is also unreadable while it is still present, so a panel behind the root
loginprocess can still retire its ports.Related: #7791 — same root cause, though its proposed
-b -waddresses the blocking stats and leaves the descriptor sweep in place. Also #4313.Verified on 5734a45, because
maindoes not currently compile: 04ff18e leavescleanupSurfaceState(surfaceIds:workspaceID:)andpanelArtifactAuthorizationStoreundefined.Need help on this PR? Tag
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