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Daemon belongs to which package..
If i know a daemon and it is running.. How can i know that daemon belongs to which package?
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to kick things off for you, look up pgrep & prstat
almost ideal #find . <daemon> |
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I would do
Code:
# grep in.ftpd /var/sadm/install/contents /usr/sbin/in.ftpd f none 0555 root bin 67024 63432 1103149350 SUNWftpu /usr/share/man/sman1m/in.ftpd.1m f none 0444 bin bin 34693 32022 944774472 SUNWman # |
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Thanks Perderabo...
If i have lost some contents of that file then How can i? Any how thank you.. |
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In that case, simulate such an occurance and show us what you see or get? w/o any "visibilty" its hard to advise on this
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Ok.. Thanks a lot..
One of my friend asked that question.. Thank you |
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