Re: [cobalt-users] Configuring ports

[Mike Vanecek <nospam99@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 12 Nov 2000 14:15:20 +0100, jens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Jens Kristian
Søgaard) wrote:

:>You can always check, what application is using a port. Either by
:>inspecting the /proc/ directory directly, or by using a helper
:>program. In the proc directory you see a list of directories that are
:>named numbers; this corresponds to live PIDs on the system. In each of
:>those directories, there is a fd directory, which has information on
:>the opened filehandles by that program. By checking what they link to,
:>you can see which program opened what port.
:>
:>For most, however, it is easier to just use this program:
:>
:>        http://fox.twu.net/tech/code.shtml
:>
:>It's called PIDPort and is a free download.
:>
:>Now you can check for sure, that the program in question has opened
:>the right port.

Really useful utility to match port with pid. Thanks.

Used it find that my Qube2 was using ports 3749 and 8202 for the nsr program
even though I do not do Net Worker.

Mike.