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Top Forums UNIX for Beginners Questions & Answers Identifying a process Post 303038373 by brijan007 on Sunday 1st of September 2019 05:37:12 AM
Old 09-01-2019
PID 29575
Sorry, I made a mistake. i copy now the first result, and then, the second:
Code:
root@portalmw:/# sudo lsof -i | grep smtp
smtpd      1797      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027632      0t0  TCP *:submission (LISTEN)
smtpd      1797      postfix    9u  IPv4 212206070      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:submission->ip-113-76.4vendeta.com:11260 (ESTABLISHED)
smtpd      2546      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027632      0t0  TCP *:submission (LISTEN)
smtpd      2546      postfix   22u  IPv4 212229272      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:submission->141.98.80.73:2044 (ESTABLISHED)
smtpd      3729      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027531      0t0  TCP *:smtp (LISTEN)
smtpd      3736      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027632      0t0  TCP *:submission (LISTEN)
smtpd      3736      postfix    9u  IPv4 212275591      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:submission->ip-113-76.4vendeta.com:44060 (ESTABLISHED)
smtpd      4115      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027632      0t0  TCP *:submission (LISTEN)
smtpd      4115      postfix    9u  IPv4 212276769      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:submission->141.98.80.73:21098 (ESTABLISHED)
smtpd      4251      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027531      0t0  TCP *:smtp (LISTEN)
smtpd     16490      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027531      0t0  TCP *:smtp (LISTEN)
smtpd     16490      postfix    9u  IPv4 212138070      0t0  TCP empresadetrabajotemporal.com:smtp->mta1b5-booking.mta.e.sparkpost.com:9167 (ESTABLISHED)
master    22555         root   12u  IPv4 184027531      0t0  TCP *:smtp (LISTEN)
master    22555         root  109u  IPv4 184027627      0t0  TCP *:ssmtp (LISTEN)
smtpd     23313      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027632      0t0  TCP *:submission (LISTEN)
smtpd     23313      postfix    9u  IPv4 212211036      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:submission->111.90.168.203:35374 (ESTABLISHED)
smtpd     26295      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027531      0t0  TCP *:smtp (LISTEN)
memc      29574     www-data    6u  IPv4 212287831      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:45962->idcmail-mx2no.cg.shawcable.net:smtp (SYN_SENT)
memc      29574     www-data    8u  IPv4 212287829      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:45960->idcmail-mx2no.cg.shawcable.net:smtp (SYN_SENT)
memc      29574     www-data    9u  IPv4 212287836      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:45967->idcmail-mx2no.cg.shawcable.net:smtp (SYN_SENT)
memc      29574     www-data   10u  IPv4 212287830      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:47205->idcmail-mo2so.shaw.ca:smtp (SYN_SENT)
memc      29574     www-data   12u  IPv4 212287834      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:45965->idcmail-mx2no.cg.shawcable.net:smtp (SYN_SENT)
memc      29574     www-data   16u  IPv4 212287832      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:45963->idcmail-mx2no.cg.shawcable.net:smtp (SYN_SENT)
memc      29574     www-data   17u  IPv4 212287835      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:45966->idcmail-mx2no.cg.shawcable.net:smtp (SYN_SENT)
memc      29574     www-data   19u  IPv4 212287833      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:45964->idcmail-mx2no.cg.shawcable.net:smtp (SYN_SENT)
memc      29574     www-data   20u  IPv4 212287837      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:45968->idcmail-mx2no.cg.shawcable.net:smtp (SYN_SENT)
memc      29574     www-data   21u  IPv4 212287838      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:45969->idcmail-mx2no.cg.shawcable.net:smtp (SYN_SENT)
memc      29574     www-data   22u  IPv4 212287839      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:45970->idcmail-mx2no.cg.shawcable.net:smtp (SYN_SENT)
memc      29574     www-data   23u  IPv4 212287840      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:45971->idcmail-mx2no.cg.shawcable.net:smtp (SYN_SENT)
memc      29574     www-data   24u  IPv4 212287841      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:45972->idcmail-mx2no.cg.shawcable.net:smtp (SYN_SENT)
smtpd     30708      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027632      0t0  TCP *:submission (LISTEN)
smtpd     30708      postfix    9u  IPv4 212043506      0t0  TCP empresadetrabajotemporal.com:submission->141.98.80.73:58334 (ESTABLISHED)
smtpd     31274      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027632      0t0  TCP *:submission (LISTEN)
smtpd     31274      postfix    9u  IPv4 212075497      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:submission->ip-113-76.4vendeta.com:56622 (ESTABLISHED)
root@portalmw:/#
now the second:

root@portalmw:/# sudo lsof -i | grep smtpd
smtpd      1797      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027632      0t0  TCP *:submission (LISTEN)
smtpd      1797      postfix    9u  IPv4 212206070      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:submission->ip-113-76.4vendeta.com:11260 (ESTABLISHED)
smtpd      2546      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027632      0t0  TCP *:submission (LISTEN)
smtpd      2546      postfix   22u  IPv4 212229272      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:submission->141.98.80.73:2044 (ESTABLISHED)
smtpd      3729      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027531      0t0  TCP *:smtp (LISTEN)
smtpd      3729      postfix    9u  IPv4 212312685      0t0  TCP empleoytrabajotemporalmadrid.com:smtp->103.208.200.222:48099 (ESTABLISHED)
smtpd      3736      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027632      0t0  TCP *:submission (LISTEN)
smtpd      3736      postfix    9u  IPv4 212275591      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:submission->ip-113-76.4vendeta.com:44060 (ESTABLISHED)
smtpd      4115      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027632      0t0  TCP *:submission (LISTEN)
smtpd      4115      postfix    9u  IPv4 212276769      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:submission->141.98.80.73:21098 (ESTABLISHED)
smtpd      4251      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027531      0t0  TCP *:smtp (LISTEN)
smtpd      4251      postfix    9u  IPv4 212321585      0t0  TCP empleoytrabajotemporalmadrid.com:smtp->177.137.192.74:50242 (ESTABLISHED)
smtpd      4993      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027531      0t0  TCP *:smtp (LISTEN)
smtpd      4993      postfix    9u  IPv4 212325475      0t0  TCP empleoytrabajotemporalmadrid.com:smtp->121.138.155.41:41859 (ESTABLISHED)
smtpd      5240      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027531      0t0  TCP *:smtp (LISTEN)
smtpd      5278      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027531      0t0  TCP *:smtp (LISTEN)
smtpd      5278      postfix    9u  IPv4 212328983      0t0  TCP empleoytrabajotemporalmadrid.com:smtp->103.6.184.222:52310 (ESTABLISHED)
smtpd     16490      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027531      0t0  TCP *:smtp (LISTEN)
smtpd     16490      postfix    9u  IPv4 212138070      0t0  TCP empleoytrabajotemporalmadrid.com:smtp->mta1b5-booking.mta.e.sparkpost.com:9167 (ESTABLISHED)
smtpd     23313      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027632      0t0  TCP *:submission (LISTEN)
smtpd     23313      postfix    9u  IPv4 212211036      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:submission->111.90.168.203:35374 (ESTABLISHED)
smtpd     30708      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027632      0t0  TCP *:submission (LISTEN)
smtpd     31274      postfix    6u  IPv4 184027632      0t0  TCP *:submission (LISTEN)
smtpd     31274      postfix    9u  IPv4 212075497      0t0  TCP portalmw.com:submission->ip-113-76.4vendeta.com:56622 (ESTABLISHED)
root@portalmw:/#

thank you very much for your help and sorry for the mistake
Moderator's Comments:
Mod Comment
Code tags please in the future.
Last edited by Peasant; 09-01-2019 at 09:09 AM.. Reason: Code tags.
 

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