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On Tuesday 18 December 2007 03:40:13 pm Scott Ehrlich wrote: > On a Linux system, if a program claims that a port is in use (say I want > to install a web server on port 80, but the web server claims port 80 is > already in use, and a ps auwx doesn't show/claim a web server is running), > is there a program that can tell me what application is using the port? > > Yes, nmap will show ports, but the apps it shows are part of its own > built-in database or /etc/services, so the app report isn't accurate. > > netstat -a will show apps and their PIDs, then later what ports are open, > but no direct port <-> app mapping. > > Maybe there is a compilation of ssh server designed to listen on port > 65530, and the daemon name is something I wouldn't expect, or it is > invoked by some other application. > > What tool can I use for real-time port <-> app mapping?
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