Przeglądanie otwartych plików -freebsd

Poniżej opisuję dwie możliwości sprawdzenia otwartych plików (freebsd):

  1. Instalacja portu lsof (znanego wszystkim użytkownikom linuksa)
    portsnap fetch update
    cd /usr/ports/sysutils/lsof
    make install clean
    man lsof
    lsof | grep -i nazwa_procesu/pid/cokolwiek
  2. Skorzystanie z jednego z natywnych narzędzi:
    • fstat – nie jest moim ulubieńcem, pokazuje małą ilość informacji
    • procstat – bardzo rozbudowany, przykłady:
      • procstat -b pid
      • procstat -f pid -- pokazuje otwarte pliki procesu
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