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« on: July 17, 2006, 03:58:20 »

Hi,

 I don't know in what forum to put this question ... if is not ok please moveit.

 How can I see what program is listening on a specific port ? I get an error on  my mysqlserver and it tell me something about "The port 3306 is already used" ...

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« Reply #1 on: July 17, 2006, 04:05:33 »

Hi,

 To see if the port is used (is listening) then :

Code:
#for tcp
netstat -tnl
#for udp
netstat -unl

To see what process (program) is using a specific port then:

Code:
fuser -n tcp 80

where 80 is the port. You will get minimum 1 pid or more if is a multithreaded server (apache for example). Ex:

Code:
80/tcp:               2193  2277  2278  2279  2295  2813  3982  3983  8733  8734  8739

Now if you see what process it is :

Code:
ps auxwww | grep 2193

and the answer will be
Code:
root      2193  0.0  6.0 30232 7628 ?        Ss   Jul16   0:00 /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start -DSSL

It's enough for you ?

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