← Back to context Comment by throw0101d 13 hours ago % netstat -an | grep -c TIME_WAIT | wc -l 1 3 comments throw0101d Reply Aloisius 12 hours ago You want to drop the wc -l.Mac `grep -c` counts lines that match, so it always prints 1 line, so piping to wc -l will always return 1.Or just open up and do netstat -an |grep TCP_WAIT and just watch it. If any don't disappear after a few minutes, then you're seeing the issue. comex 5 hours ago They probably aren’t affected because the buggy code was only added in macOS 26:https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/xnu/blame/f6217f8... pjjpo 1 hour ago Ouch - "every Mac" from the original post is a hallucination then.I can live with the writing style when the topic is interesting (here it was for me) but complete untruths are much worse.
Aloisius 12 hours ago You want to drop the wc -l.Mac `grep -c` counts lines that match, so it always prints 1 line, so piping to wc -l will always return 1.Or just open up and do netstat -an |grep TCP_WAIT and just watch it. If any don't disappear after a few minutes, then you're seeing the issue. comex 5 hours ago They probably aren’t affected because the buggy code was only added in macOS 26:https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/xnu/blame/f6217f8... pjjpo 1 hour ago Ouch - "every Mac" from the original post is a hallucination then.I can live with the writing style when the topic is interesting (here it was for me) but complete untruths are much worse.
comex 5 hours ago They probably aren’t affected because the buggy code was only added in macOS 26:https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/xnu/blame/f6217f8... pjjpo 1 hour ago Ouch - "every Mac" from the original post is a hallucination then.I can live with the writing style when the topic is interesting (here it was for me) but complete untruths are much worse.
pjjpo 1 hour ago Ouch - "every Mac" from the original post is a hallucination then.I can live with the writing style when the topic is interesting (here it was for me) but complete untruths are much worse.
You want to drop the wc -l.
Mac `grep -c` counts lines that match, so it always prints 1 line, so piping to wc -l will always return 1.
Or just open up and do netstat -an |grep TCP_WAIT and just watch it. If any don't disappear after a few minutes, then you're seeing the issue.
They probably aren’t affected because the buggy code was only added in macOS 26:
https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/xnu/blame/f6217f8...
Ouch - "every Mac" from the original post is a hallucination then.
I can live with the writing style when the topic is interesting (here it was for me) but complete untruths are much worse.