On Mon, Dec 20, 1999 at 05:11:01PM +0100, Mathias Feiler wrote:
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> So I checked for ports listening on my machine
> .... and ...
> found some ports on which a service seems to be listening, but
> I was'nt able to tell what process it was.
> I worked it out by just killing one by one ... Bloddy !
> Now the Q:
> Is there a standard way (Linux,Aix,Solaris,..) to get the
> port-process-mapping out of the kernel?
> I.e. something like "netstat -UgglySwitch" or such
I use lsof. If you have it on your system (it should be in
/usr/sbin) just type "lsof -i tcp" to see what tcp ports are open and
"lsof -i udp" for the udp ports. It will list out the processes which
have those sockets open. Lsof is a great tool. If you don't have it
installed, track it down and install it. It should be on your distro
CD somewhere (but I don't think it's installed by default by RedHat - pitty).
IMU that you get pretty much get the same thing out of fuser, but
I haven't used that.
> Thankyou very much for Your attention,
> for your answer in ahead and
> sorry for my awfull insufficient enlish
> and last but not least:
> A very blessed christmess and a happy y2k!
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