Wie findest du unter Linux oder Ubuntu heraus, welcher Prozess auf welchen Port hört. Mit den folgenden Befehlen ist das möglich:
netstat -tulpnMit diesem Befehl werden alle Prozesse die einen Netzwerkport öffnen, angezeigt. Will man z.B. überprüfen, welcher Port auf https 443 hört, bzw. ob ein Prozess vorhanden ist der diesen Port nutzt, benutzt du folgendes Kommando:
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