[Courses] [Security] nmap and lsof

Raven, corporate courtesan raven at oneeyedcrow.net
Mon Mar 18 17:07:46 EST 2002


Heya --

Quoth Hamster (Fri, Mar 15, 2002 at 12:04:22PM +0100):
> While looking for something completely unrelated, I stumbled across this apprently very useful tool.
> 
> Its called lsof (was a separate package in Mandrake - rpmfind or a search of your install cds might turn it up for your distro)

	Yah, this is a great and useful tool, particularly if you're
using a system (like Solaris) where netstat won't give you the process
ID that's bound to a port.  It's something I was going to bring up and
demo eventually, but you beat me to it.  [grin]

	I usually have to add it separately to the systems I set up; I
can't recall one where it was installed by default.
 
> Sorry if this is old news to others on the list, but I got very excited when I discovered something :)

	Nope, it's a good tool.  Thanks for the post.

Cheers,
Raven 
 
"Sed, sed, awk.  Like duck, duck, goose.  Sync, sync, halt.  It's the
 order of nature."
  -- me, after too long a day at work



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