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process id

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how do you find a process id if you are given a port number?
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Here...

there are couple of ways:

1. if the process is a "well known" and/or sits on the stadard ports under just see the file /etc/services
2. if you have to find a port for an ongoing connection that may be using the "ephemeral" port see netstat -p
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You can also try lsof:
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lsof -i tcp:port
or udp if your app uses that. Note that you'll have to be the owner of that process in order to see it listed.

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thank u

yeah its working, thank u.

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