I’m assuming it was because the process didn’t close properly and so is still running. But using top or ps I can’t find it. Is there a way to find where it’s running, or to have it force reopen the port?
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I’m assuming it was because the process didn’t close properly and so is still running. But using top or ps I can’t find it. Is there a way to find where it’s running, or to have it force reopen the port?
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sudo netstat -lpnto see what ports are being listened to, and what processes are listening.