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Hantzley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a way to know to which process belong a particular port?
> e.g., port 32773 - 32779, are known to be for rpc services. But to
> which process do they pertain to, that's another issue?
First, read through lsof(8). This is a fabulous tool, but it's still a
bit obscure for me, so I'm not the expert here. But, this should do
the job:
# lsof -i
# means root prompt, of course. This will give you listing of all
processes, but if you want to be more accurate, try this:
# lsof -i 4tcp@<hostname>:<port>
At least it works nicely here. Let's say, that I don't know what's
listening on port 783 and I want to find out; I'll do this:
$ sudo lsof -i 4tcp@erpland:783
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE NODE NAME
spamd 390 root 3u IPv4 579 TCP erpland:783 (LISTEN)
So, I guess this is the tool you were looking for.
> Thank you,
HTH!
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