🛠 ProxiFyre v2.0.6 – Unified System Process Filtering

✨ What's New

• Centralized System Process Detection
  Introduced a new is_system_process() helper function to consistently detect both PID 0 (System Idle Process) and PID 4 (System Process).
• Consistent Filtering Across All Protocol Handlers
  Updated all TCP/UDP IPv4 and IPv6 entry functions to skip resolution attempts for both PID 0 and PID 4.
• Clearer Debug Logging
  Enhanced debug messages to include PID values and explicitly label them as Idle or System processes for better traceability.

🔧 Technical Details

• Added a static constexpr is_system_process() helper for centralized PID checks.

• Updated:

  • process_tcp_entry_v4() to use the new helper.
  • process_tcp_entry_v6() to check both PID 0 and PID 4.
  • process_udp_entry_v4() to check both PID 0 and PID 4.
  • process_udp_entry_v6() to check both PID 0 and PID 4.

• Unified filtering logic to eliminate duplicate PID checks across the codebase.

• Improved debug output to indicate when a skipped entry belongs to the Idle or System process.

🐛 Bug Fixes

• Resolved inconsistencies in PID filtering logic between IPv4 and IPv6 handlers.
• Fixed debug log discrepancies when skipping PID 4 entries, ensuring uniform output format.
• Prevented unnecessary and expensive process resolution attempts for PID 4 (System Process) alongside PID 0.

📦 Upgrade Notes

• Fully backward compatible with all v2.x releases.
• Recommended for all users for improved maintainability and reduced overhead.
• Expect cleaner debug logs with explicit identification of skipped system processes.

This release focuses on code maintainability and operational consistency, making ProxiFyre smarter in handling system-level processes while keeping the logs more informative and concise.

Full Changelog: v2.0.5...v2.0.6