With ~500k logged connections the app becomes unresponsive.
This way it minimizes a bit the high usage impact, but
definitely there's a limitation on this side, how many
events are we going to log?
It needs to be tested, but the same should be applied for the rest of
the tabs, and provide a search field and < > operands to navigate
records.
- Added a label to let the user know that an item in a column can be
clicked to view details about that item (process, host, user, ...).
- Improved performance by only adding the new items, or items that has
changed, instead of all the stats.
- Search General statistics by any column.
General tab:
- Allow to filter by action(deny/allow) + column.
Details tabs:
- Double clicking on a column displays detailed stats for that item.
- Sort by column and order (asc/desc).
Added Rules tab
Added 30s, 5m, 15m, 30m and 1h timeout options to deny or allow
connections.
It helps to avoid repetitive new connection dialogs, while at the same
time it allows you to deny/allow a connection for a short period of time,
and apply the default for the rest.
With the current implementation, it's not possible to know what
process/pid has created an outgoing connection, but there's still
valuable information that the user may want to know, so:
- display outgoing connections even if the process name/path is unknown.
(src ip, dst ip, dst port, uid)
- get outgoing connection uid if kernel > 3.6.
- Update the statistics only when the window is open and visible.
- Update only the relevant statistic tab shown to the user.
- Update only the row which has changed, instead of clearing up all
the table (except for the general tab).
- Update the status labels only when the connection with the daemon
changes.
- Allow to sort the hits column by order.
The desktop entry currently lists support for a mime type, but does not
provide codes like %f, %F, %u or %U for the Exec key.
If the application can indeed handle files of the listed mime types, it
should specify a way to pass the filenames as parameters, or it should
not specify the MimeType key to begin with.
