From: Sascha Lucas (no email)
Date: Wed Oct 01 2003 - 04:36:48 EDT
Hi Patrick,
BTW: you can identify the process that's listening on TCP/IP port
1. (Wietse wrote it before)
Use "netstat -nl --inet" to see what ports are listennig (if you use
nmap like before, it is possible that you see not realy whats on your
machine. you see what your iprules do)
2. make shure that no iprules are loaded
iptables -nvL (with postfix stoped and started)
2. find out the process thats listening on your ports:
fuser -v -n tcp xx
where xx is your interestet port.
Sascha.
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