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Article mentions lsof but doesn't go too deeply into it. lsof has an absolute _plethora_ of options and has been pretty indispensable to me. i.e. lsof -i (much
by kylek 12y ago
Article mentions lsof but doesn't go too deeply into it. lsof has an absolute _plethora_ of options and has been pretty indispensable to me. i.e. lsof -i (much akin to netstat), -u <user> (all files open by a particular user), etc etc. Check the man page :)
- oimaz 12y agoI often use `lsof -p <pid>` to find the log file location of a given process :)
- bizarref00l 12y agolsof -c <command name> eg: httpd
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