All in all, if you have Ruby installed, you can always use the builtin
GUI for lsof.
Just run:
$ ruby -rtk -e 'r=TkRoot.new{title"LSOF
GUI"};t=TkText.new(r);t.pack;u=Thread.start{loop{t.value=`sudo
lsof`;sleep 2}};Tk.mainloop'
In a single line, of course.
Happy new year.
f/p
On 12/29/06, Penedo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 29/12/06, Matthew Hannigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Something based on inotify or similar must be around somewhere
That was exactly what I though when I read Bill's original question (after
all, Bill mentioned lsof) but it looks like Bill is interested in network
traffic and inotify only handles, well, i-nodes (i.e. things that can be
found on the file system hierarchy) and not network stuff.
Cheers,
--P
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