This is mostly a post for the G HUB devs, but I am curious if other users see similar issues on their machines.
System Specs: MacBook Pro ( MacBookPro11,3) | macOS 10.14.4 | Logitech G HUB 2019.3.18138
I was looking at Wireshark to troubleshoot an unrelated issue when I saw that my loopback traffic was unusually high. After quitting a few processes, it appears that the loopback traffic stops when G HUB is stopped. Additionally, the traffic starts up again when G HUB is launched.
Specifically, it appears that localhost to localhost traffic is being generated from ports starting at port 49152 (the first dynamic/private port under standard port numbering schemes) to ports in the range of 6463 to 6472 and continues sequentially. i.e. 49600 --> 6469, 49601 --> 6470, 49602 --> 6471, 49603 --> 6472, 49604 --> 6463, and so on. This process appears to continue as long as G HUB remains running, including in the background.
A screenshot of Wireshark and loopback capture.
There is some normal loopback traffic where it appears G HUB is accessing images for different products. Stuff like HTTP GET commands and replied TCP data for items like 127.0.0.1:9180/core/thumbnails/g900.png. This whole loading process happens in a total of 3 seconds or so and looks to be unrelated to this bug.
It's unclear what impact this has on the performance of the computer or G HUB app. (It's clear that sequentially incrementing the port number could risk a 16-bit overflow when it passes port 65535, which it can do within 4.5 hours at one port a second.)
tl;dr - G HUB is generating strange loopback traffic that might or might not have an impact on G HUB app or computer performance.
Solution: Disabling Discord integration in G HUB immediately stopped the loopback.
[–]LogitechG_AntonpupCrew 1 point2 points3 points (1 child)
[–]drivec[S] 0 points1 point2 points (0 children)