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I have several applications that run on random ports. How would I take the pid or the file location and find which port it runsis running on?

ex. www-data/apache = 80

my-awesome-game = 2023Example of desired output:

etc.

www-data/apache = 80
my-awesome-game = 2023

I have several applications that run on random ports. How would I take the pid or the file location and find which port it runs on?

ex. www-data/apache = 80

my-awesome-game = 2023

etc.

I have several applications that run on random ports. How would I take the pid or the file location and find which port it is running on?

Example of desired output:

www-data/apache = 80
my-awesome-game = 2023

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asked Jul 30, 2011 at 7:27

How to detect out-bound port from PID.

I have several applications that run on random ports. How would I take the pid or the file location and find which port it runs on?

ex. www-data/apache = 80

my-awesome-game = 2023

etc.

filesystems ports pidfile

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