[Bug 294581] netstat -w 1 gets (negative|wrong) numbers (ibytes)

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            Bug ID: 294581
           Summary: netstat -w 1 gets (negative|wrong) numbers (ibytes)
           Product: Base System
           Version: CURRENT
          Hardware: amd64
                OS: Any
            Status: New
          Severity: Affects Only Me
          Priority: ---
         Component: bin
          Assignee: [email protected]
          Reporter: [email protected]

# netstat -w 1
..
   packets  errs idrops      bytes    packets  errs      bytes colls
      3576     0     0    5073704       1227     0     116882     0
     11913     0     0 18446744073168123958       4335     0     365972     0
        77     0     0       5286         22     0       1876     0
        77     0     0       5286         21     0       1762     0
        82     0     0       5676         26     0       2252     0
        78     0     0       5332         23     0       1974     0
        76     0     0       5216         22     0       1884     0
        83     0     0       5738         27     0       2374     0
        77     0     0       5294         21     0       1754     0
        81     0     0       5614         26     0       2284     0
        73     0     0 18446744073150518324         19     0       1582     0
        75     0     0       5146         20     0       1672     0
        74     0     0       5100         20     0       1672     0
        77     0     0       5350         23     0       1974     0
...

Pretty sure the 4 wifi interfaces and one ethernet will not get that many bytes
done in 1s;  otherwise I'd sell the solution ;-)

Can someone have a look?

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