Hi,
I think it is possible to run sudo lsof right? this will run
lsof as a superuser. we can
configure sudo to not ask passwd when running this command. another
option is a setuid
bit.
Regards,
Prashant Keshvani
Merce Technologies
Mumbai
Anuradha wrote:
Hi All,
In apache I want to find the list of process which are accessing the
file.
I am using the lsof command with popen system call.
For each process with pid a directory will be created in /proc. In
/proc/<pid>/fd directory list all the files which are beeing used by
the process.
But in my case /proc/<pid> owner is apache but /proc/<pid>/fd owner
is root with read permission only to owner i.e root.
As a result my apache module is not able to access the /proc/<pid>/fd
directory to check process which are holding particula file handler say X.
Does any one has an idea of access those file from apache.
Thanks,
A.
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