In this session we will be exploring Unix lsof commands
In a linux platform all the activity is file based. If we are going to check a network connection or if we want to check a process or if we want to check a user readable file. Let’s see the different commands that can be used to check it.
lsof This will provides a complete list of all open files in the system
FD – Represents the file descriptor
cwd Current Working Directory
txt Text file
mem Memory mapped file
mmap Memory mapped device
Type – Specifies the type of the file
REG Regular file
DIR Directory
FIFO First In First Out
CHR Character specific file
lsof -c ssh -c init This is used to list all the open files starting with ssh or init
lsof -u [user] This is used to find the list of files opened by a specific user, and if you want to exclude files opened by a specific user use lsof -i -u^root
kill -9 ‘lsof -t -u [user]’ this is used to list and kill all process used by a specific user.
lsof +d [directory] This is used to find the list of files opened in a specific directory, and if you like to use it in a recursive mode then use “+D”
lsof -i This is used to list all the network connections opened in the system
lsof -i TCP If you need to check a TCP or UDP connection. and if you are very specific to port no you can give as lsof -i TCP:80
lsof -i TCP:1-1024 you can use this for a range of open ports also like this.
lsof -p 1 This is used to list a specific open process ID files
Nguồn:https://ftlinuxcourse.com/
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lsof command to find open port with defined range is new to know. Description is useful for reference .
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