[osol-discuss] Any lsof tool for nv ?

[Richard L. Hamilton]

> I have used lsof before, but can't recollect
> all the output details. Before I start
> digging, just out of curiosity what info
> does lsof provide that pfiles does not ?

A couple of examples (on Solaris 9, where lsof works):

# What is using port 39249?

$ lsof -i :39249

COMMAND     PID    USER   FD   TYPE        DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME

ttsession 12075 rlhamil   14u  IPv6 0x307a5514ad0      0t1  TCP localhost:39249->localhost:39248 (ESTABLISHED)
dtexec    13900 rlhamil   10u  IPv6 0x307a5514050      0t0  TCP localhost:39248->localhost:39249 (ESTABLISHED)

# List open files with link count < 1 (which could account
# for du != df).  This is just part of it, the whole list is
# too long.  Also, there aren't any really large ones just
# now, so it's not an actual concern at the moment.  And of
# course, Jive messed up the columns; in reality, they do line up.

$ lsof +L 1
COMMAND     PID    USER   FD   TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NLINK       NODE NAME
midid       704  nobody  txt   VREG    0,2        4     0  162312198 /tmp (swap)
midid       705  nobody  txt   VREG    0,2        4     0  162312678 /tmp (swap)
nmbd       1026    root   2w   VREG   85,0    52986     0     250089 / (/dev/md/dsk/d0)
nmbd       1026    root   4w   VREG   85,0    52986     0     250089 / (/dev/md/dsk/d0)
httpd      1060    root   12u  VREG    0,2        0     0    3635489 /tmp (swap)
httpd      1060    root   13w  VREG   85,0        0     0     250525 / (/dev/md/dsk/d0)
httpd      1060    root   14w  VREG   85,0        0     0     250539 / (/dev/md/dsk/d0)
 
 
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