Re: How to use fuser?
- From: loic-dev@xxxxxxx
- Date: 3 Dec 2006 11:59:20 -0800
Hello Bo,
Thank you Loic. I understand it, vi will not have the file, if I
only open it but with no writing.
But, for a network connection, I have some problem too.
#ssh server ping anthoerserver
#netstat //I found the ssh port
#fuser -n tcp -4 port
But the command again give me nothing!
Why?
This time I use the net connection!
Perhaps sshd uses IPv6 by default (well likely, IPv4 mapped IPv6). Try:
# fuser -n tcp -6 ssh
A simpler command consists to search for both IPv4/6 as follows:
# fuser ssh/tcp
Cheers,
Loic.
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