I figured it out. It turns out you need to use ntohs(inet->dport) to
convert between host and network byte order.
Cliffe wrote:
Hi,
I have the destination port from a struct socket and I need to convert
it to a string.
struct inet_sock *inet = inet_sk(sock->sk);
unsigned int sport = inet->sport;
I have tried using snprintf with %d, and %lu but I am not getting the
values I expect. For example port 80 is displayed as 20480.
Any help will be really appreciated. Please CC me in on the reply.
Thanks,
Cliffe.
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