Example #1
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// NewUdp creates and returns a new Udp.
func NewUdp(p protos.Protocols) (*Udp, error) {
	portMap, err := buildPortsMap(p.GetAllUdp())
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}

	udp := &Udp{protocols: p, portMap: portMap}
	logp.Debug("udp", "Port map: %v", portMap)

	return udp, nil
}
Example #2
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File: tcp.go Project: tsg/beats
// Creates and returns a new Tcp.
func NewTcp(p protos.Protocols) (*Tcp, error) {
	portMap, err := buildPortsMap(p.GetAllTcp())
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}

	tcp := &Tcp{
		protocols: p,
		portMap:   portMap,
		streams: common.NewCache(
			protos.DefaultTransactionExpiration,
			protos.DefaultTransactionHashSize),
	}
	tcp.streams.StartJanitor(protos.DefaultTransactionExpiration)
	logp.Debug("tcp", "Port map: %v", portMap)

	return tcp, nil
}
Example #3
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File: tcp.go Project: ruflin/beats
// Creates and returns a new Tcp.
func NewTCP(p protos.Protocols) (*TCP, error) {
	isDebug = logp.IsDebug("tcp")

	portMap, err := buildPortsMap(p.GetAllTCP())
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}

	tcp := &TCP{
		protocols: p,
		portMap:   portMap,
		streams: common.NewCache(
			protos.DefaultTransactionExpiration,
			protos.DefaultTransactionHashSize),
	}
	tcp.streams.StartJanitor(protos.DefaultTransactionExpiration)
	if isDebug {
		debugf("tcp", "Port map: %v", portMap)
	}

	return tcp, nil
}