Jim Moseby wrote:
Assuming it has permissions, and all the stars are aligned, you should get
the output of the 'netstat -l' command echoed to the screen.
Thanks Jim, this really solved the problem up.
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Jim Moseby solved the problem
I didn't even known that I can exec *nix commands straight from php file.
this gave me what I wanted.
Thanks guys for the help
Antanas Vipartas
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ned. But the
program, listening on that port, senses the "fsockopen" connection which
I don't want to be.
Is there another way to sense if the socked is listened by some service?
thanks
Antanas Vipartas
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Jim Moseby wrote:
Your server is *nix? You could:
$netstat_info=`netstat -l`; // notice back-tics
...then parse through the output.
JM
`netstat -l | grep 5514` gives me information about listening service on
port 5514. That's all I needed but I only can get this from *nix
console. How c
Hi
I need to check if socket on some port is listened by some service.
How could I do this ?
thanks,
Antanas Vipartas
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