SUMMARY: Finding out what user owns a certain port
- From: "Christopher L. Barnard" <cbar44@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2006 11:30:03 -0600 (CST)
I asked:
I looked for this in the archives and on sunsolve, but I may have used
the wrong keywords in my search.
Is there a way to tell the uid of the process that controls a certain
port?
In other words, when I do a "netstat -an | grep "*.80 " to verify that a
webserver is running, is there a way to tell the uid of the process
responding to port 80?
TIA, and I will summarize.
The answer:
its the -i flag to lsof. I read through the man page several times but
managed to miss it. Thanks to all who responded so fast.
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