Re: dirty socket growth problem

Stuart wrote:
> Peter/all,
>
> Sorry for my delay in answering.
>
> Actually to be honest I never heard of 'lsof -p' before one of our
> networking people showed me.  I used to use netstat all the time but it does
> not show these sockets (not sure what state they are in).
>
> BTW:  On solaris the lsof shows something slightly different to linux:

The command "netstat -a" on linux will show you all sockets in all states.
That's more informative usually.  Also, I use "netstat -an" to avoid DNS lookup
delays for addresses with no PTR record.

Gregg Wonderly

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