Hi,
I just tried using the lsof command with the i option to see the network
connections. When I used to do that I would get a big list of
coennections.
Today I got nothing I only got a message about there being no
.lsof_garfield cache file. The program created it.
I have upgraded a number of packages lately. I have also upgraded to
2.0.30 kernel. When i do a simple lsof I get a big list
I don't know if this may help but many entries in the output say say that
there is no socket in the inode.
Could anybody help me get lsof -i back in working order or give me a clue
as to what may be wrong ??
Thanks
George
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George Kapetanios
Churchill College
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