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There are two sections that cover the lsof command.
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docs/lpic2.200.1.md:- `lsof`
docs/lpic2.200.1.md:## lsof
docs/lpic2.200.1.md:The `lsof` command is used to list information about
docs/lpic2.200.1.md:*open files* and their corresponding processes. `lsof` will handle
docs/lpic2.200.1.md:By default, lsof will show unformatted output which might be hard to
docs/lpic2.200.1.md: $ lsof options names
docs/lpic2.200.1.md:The names argument acts as a filter here. Without options, `lsof` will
docs/lpic2.200.1.md: $ sudo lsof /var/run/utmp
docs/lpic2.200.1.md: $ sudo lsof +d /var/log
docs/lpic2.200.1.md:This last example causes `lsof` to search for all open instances of
docs/lpic2.205.2.md:- `/usr/sbin/lsof`
docs/lpic2.205.2.md:### lsof
docs/lpic2.205.2.md:The `lsof` command lists all open files on a system. Since Linux
docs/lpic2.205.2.md:Options of the `lsof` used for network troubleshooting.
docs/lpic2.205.2.md:- Do not resolve hostnames; can make `lsof` run faster.
docs/lpic2.205.2.md:- Do not resolve port names; can make `lsof` run faster.
docs/lpic2.205.2.md:Like `lsof`, `netstat` is a program to list open ports on a
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lsof
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