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| SYSCTLINFO(4) | FreeBSD Kernel Interfaces Manual | SYSCTLINFO(4) |
NAME
sysctlinfo —
sysctl MIB-Tree Interface
SYNOPSIS
sysctl.objname
sysctl.objid_byname
sysctl.objfakename
sysctl.objfakeid_byname
sysctl.objdesc
sysctl.objdesc_byname
sysctl.objlabel
sysctl.objlabel_byname
sysctl.objkind
sysctl.objkind_byname
sysctl.objfmt
sysctl.objfmt_byname
sysctl.nextobjnode
sysctl.nextobjnode_byname
sysctl.nextobjleaf
sysctl.nextobjleaf_byname
sysctl.serobj
sysctl.serobj_byname
sysctl.serobjnextnode
sysctl.serobjnextnode_byname
sysctl.serobjnextleaf
sysctl.serobjnextleaf_byname
sysctl.objhashandler
sysctl.objhashandler_byname
sysctl.fakenextobjleafnoskip
DESCRIPTION
Thesysctlinfo interface explores the sysctl MIB-Tree to
pass the info of the objects to userland, it should be used via
sysctlinfo(3).
To load the required kernel modules at boot time, place the following lines in loader.conf(5):
sysctlinfo_load="YES"
SEE ALSO
sysctl(3), sysctlinfo(3)HISTORY
Thesysctlinfo interface first appeared in
FreeBSD 13.0.
AUTHORS
sysctlinfo was written by Alfonso
Sabato Siciliano
<alf.siciliano@gmail.com>.
| February 21, 2021 | FreeBSD 13.1-RELEASE |
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