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Latest revision as of 09:24, 16 January 2025
LSOF - the utility with the most options ever
What application is spying on you today?
lsof -i will show you the open internet connections to your server. You may discover some strange (outbound) connections that you didn't know about and don't recognize.
http://www.tcpiputils.com/ is an interesting service that provides quick access to some network tools to help you determine what/who those parties are.
How do you see a process change over time
You could normally use watch --differences --interval 1 to show things change. But my QNAP NAS doesn't have the watch command. The lsof command has an interval capability with the +-r option
MySQL is running, but non-standard
Use lsof -i -a -c mysql for Internet and command mysql
Problems with NFS
Use lsof -N which selects the listing of NFS files
Is Sendmail or something running for mail?
Use lsof -i :25 which shows everything running on port 25
Oh My GAWD, I deleted my Apache log
It's possible, if the deleted file is still being held open by a daemon or process, to save the contents of the deleted file. You can find out by using lsof. See the IBM article below.
