Hi,
Originally question,
>We have a lot of PC's running a client/server application over SQL-Retriver
>and each PC starts a process on the server. Sometimes we need to kill such a
>process but we don't know which one to kill because they have the same name.
>Is there any way to trace a process to see from which PC it's connect too ?.
Thanks to,
Mike Iglesias <iglesias_at_draco.acs.uci.edu>
David Gadbois <gadbois_at_cyc.com>
"Lucien HERCAUD.PB_PARIS"_at_paribas.com
who gives me the solution.
Install the program lsof to list openfiles for a process.
e.g,
# lsof -n|grep 'process'
from this a can see if there is a open filedescripter between the client and
the server for a process.
lsof can be found at vic.cc.purdue.edu in pub/tools/unix/lsof
and probably from gatekeeper.dec.com
Regards,
/Joakim
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Received on Wed Nov 08 1995 - 17:15:31 NZDT