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Show HN: PortManager – Manage ports from your macOS menu bar
- xrd 7y agoIs there something similar on Linux? I'm tired of using netstat -anp | grep $PORT and then searching for that process. This is a nice utility.
- citiguy 7y agoI haven't tried this app, but lsof is usually very helpful at finding things like this on Linux.
- microtherion 7y agoLooks neat, and appears to work well. I found the gumroad payment process a bit confusing. In particular, I wanted to first try before buying (among other reasons, apps like this have a tendency to fight the OS for permissions, so I wanted to be sure it works). I ended up ordering twice, once for $0 and the second time for >$0. Wish there had been an easier way.
- jimies 7y agoThanks for downloading the app and for the feedback, I'll think about how to improve the user experience for purchasing / trying before you buy.
- flafla2 7y agoI'd imagine this was made mostly with developers in mind, but this looks like an incredibly useful tool for Gaming. Mapping ports to set up dedicated servers with friends can be a huge hassle! This would have been great when I used to run Minecraft servers.
- raarts 7y agoWould killing work with docker containers as well?
- jimies 7y agoHey there. I'm relatively new to Docker but I can test this out and let you know. If not, I'll see if there's a way to make it work in a future update. Cheers
- aryamaan 7y agoSuch a nice utility. And the experience written on the webpage is exactly me.
- Ancient 7y agoLooks good. Suggestion: Allow users to test the application before paying by only displaying 1 or 2 open ports and below that show something like "XXX more open ports [Unlock]". You could encourage users to pay by adding a quick feature to display: - XXX standard open ports (ie: 21, 22, 80, 443) - XXX unknown open ports - XXX ports opened + closed past X minutes (monitoring) The third line (open/closed) would be great for software that keeps opening/closing ports for unknown reasons, which could cause intermediate issues.