remind me, any good command to list listening ports, process name, and user ?

sockstat in fbsd

netstat -anu

I use netstat -uafinet to just show v4 UDP/TCP ports. One thing that I always forget that the pid column will be blank unless running as root...

well, it will be there for processes you own I think, but yes

Ah yes. I usually work as a non-priv user that definitely has no procs listening anywhere :-)

[root@sosbuild02 ~]# netstat -uaf inet

netstat: illegal option -- u

rather old platform.

Must be too old

yes, 2016

You could try github.com/bahamas10/illumos-sockstat

it shows the process that created the socket, not the one that has it now, but in most cases that is probably good enough

and only one process, even for a socket that is shared

<wilbury> yes, 2016

savage

:D

kayront: it's my private smartos box with pkgsrc build zone where i commit from.

(i also have netbsd 9.1, netbsd-current, debian linux for pkgsrc pre-commit testing)

wilbury IMHO piadm that makes your pool bootable w/o a sloooow USB sticks makes updating worth while

v_a_b: well, yes, that's true.

[root@sosbuild02 ~]# uptime

11:02:45 up 576 day(s), 12:54, 1 user, load average: 0.00, 0.01, 0.00

12:03pm up 2342 day(s), 1:39, 2 users, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00

Not saying which box, but I am ashamed of it every day.

i've had solaris 10 boxes with 5000+

so basically i turned them on, installed, used them a few years, then moved services elsewhere, decommisioned them and turned them off.

One Solaris 2.6 here with uptime 8000+ but that's because it is in suspend -- and the NVRAM is dead, too.

hell, solaris 2.6 with /usr/opt/SUNWmd, in E250, E450, E3500

s/in/on/

This is a Tadpole SparcBook, basically an SS5 in a Thinkpad.

we had a ss10 running 2.7 that was in heavy production with 5000+, they don't build them like that any more

scontent.fbts3-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t3…cff4f65a3603f3c99b9d047&oe=6040F750 my first installation of DS20 (a modular datacenter)

scontent.fbts3-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t3…156fd97788b685bf84f1c66&oe=603FBBD6 and one of the was the one with 5000+

the good old days :-)

oh yes, i was a field from 1999 to 2016. sometimes i miss it :-/ and sometimes i don't miss it at all

Man I still love the sun he aesthetic

I miss it a lot, all good things always get screwed up by corporates

Don't worry everyone kuberentes support groups coming soon

k8s ecosystem is following openstacks lead...

neuroserve by that you mean more hair-and-complexity?