Re: [PLUG] determining what programs are using what ports

["Douglas Muth" <doug.muth@gmail.com>]

On 8/3/06, Randy Schmidt <x@altorg.com> wrote:
> What's funny is, I think the apache install is messed up. Last night
> at the meeting someone said they were having issues with ubuntu and
> apache...but I thought nothing of it until this morning when I got
> here and apache wasn't working.
>
> It appears I have a rogue apache on my hands...
>
> The one listening on port 80 doesn't have php installed, so it works
> but it asks me to download the files
>
> When I start another process on 81, php works (looks like this is the
> one I configured)
>
> I can't get the one on port 80 to stop! I used /etc/init.d/apache2
> stop; killall, and removing with rc-update.d and rebooting...but it's
> still there!

First, you're doing this as root, right?  Sorry, but I have to ask. :-)

Have you tried using lsof to see what is listening on that port?  For exmaple:

sudo lsof -n |grep LISTEN


-- Doug
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