How to write a shell script to check port and kill it?
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I have a command to check the port and kill specific pid running on that port. But I want to modify it to,
- Check port is busy or available
- If the port is busy then kill the pid
How can I do this?
Code is given below.
sudo netstat -nlpt | grep 2020 | awk '{print $7}' | sed s+/.*++g | sort -u | xargs -i kill -kill {}
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Janith
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I have a command to check the port and kill specific pid running on that port. But I want to modify it to,
- Check port is busy or available
- If the port is busy then kill the pid
How can I do this?
Code is given below.
sudo netstat -nlpt | grep 2020 | awk '{print $7}' | sed s+/.*++g | sort -u | xargs -i kill -kill {}
bash scripts
asked Dec 6 at 4:40
Janith
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savesed,awkandsortwith:kill -kill $(sudo netstat -nlpt | grep -oPm1 '2020.*/K.*')
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Dec 6 at 7:05
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I have a command to check the port and kill specific pid running on that port. But I want to modify it to,
- Check port is busy or available
- If the port is busy then kill the pid
How can I do this?
Code is given below.
sudo netstat -nlpt | grep 2020 | awk '{print $7}' | sed s+/.*++g | sort -u | xargs -i kill -kill {}
bash scripts
asked Dec 6 at 4:40
Janith
647
I have a command to check the port and kill specific pid running on that port. But I want to modify it to,
- Check port is busy or available
- If the port is busy then kill the pid
How can I do this?
Code is given below.
sudo netstat -nlpt | grep 2020 | awk '{print $7}' | sed s+/.*++g | sort -u | xargs -i kill -kill {}
bash scripts
bash scripts
asked Dec 6 at 4:40
Janith
647
asked Dec 6 at 4:40
Janith
647
asked Dec 6 at 4:40
Janith
647
asked Dec 6 at 4:40
Janith
647
asked Dec 6 at 4:40
Janith
647
647
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savesed,awkandsortwith:kill -kill $(sudo netstat -nlpt | grep -oPm1 '2020.*/K.*')
– dessert
Dec 6 at 7:05
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savesed,awkandsortwith:kill -kill $(sudo netstat -nlpt | grep -oPm1 '2020.*/K.*')
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Dec 6 at 7:05
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sed, awk and sort with: kill -kill $(sudo netstat -nlpt | grep -oPm1 '2020.*/K.*')– dessert
Dec 6 at 7:05
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sed, awk and sort with: kill -kill $(sudo netstat -nlpt | grep -oPm1 '2020.*/K.*')– dessert
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You can make use of this command to delete port in Ubuntu.
sudo kill $(sudo lsof -t -i:portno)
The lsof command or list of open files with -i flag will find out all the running process of specific port and gives the corresponding process Id. The kill option will terminate the process with pid given from the lsof command.
So if you want to kill process running on port 3000, you will have to execute the following command
sudo kill $(sudo lsof -t -i:3000)
answered Dec 6 at 8:01
Sachu Shaji Abraham
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But first I want to check the port hang by someone, and if it is true then kill it.
– Janith
Dec 7 at 6:12
Well , this will actually check all the process using the port initially and will kill all process attached to it
– Sachu Shaji Abraham
Dec 7 at 6:15
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You can make use of this command to delete port in Ubuntu.
sudo kill $(sudo lsof -t -i:portno)
The lsof command or list of open files with -i flag will find out all the running process of specific port and gives the corresponding process Id. The kill option will terminate the process with pid given from the lsof command.
So if you want to kill process running on port 3000, you will have to execute the following command
sudo kill $(sudo lsof -t -i:3000)
answered Dec 6 at 8:01
Sachu Shaji Abraham
412
But first I want to check the port hang by someone, and if it is true then kill it.
– Janith
Dec 7 at 6:12
Well , this will actually check all the process using the port initially and will kill all process attached to it
– Sachu Shaji Abraham
Dec 7 at 6:15
add a comment |
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4
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You can make use of this command to delete port in Ubuntu.
sudo kill $(sudo lsof -t -i:portno)
The lsof command or list of open files with -i flag will find out all the running process of specific port and gives the corresponding process Id. The kill option will terminate the process with pid given from the lsof command.
So if you want to kill process running on port 3000, you will have to execute the following command
sudo kill $(sudo lsof -t -i:3000)
answered Dec 6 at 8:01
Sachu Shaji Abraham
412
But first I want to check the port hang by someone, and if it is true then kill it.
– Janith
Dec 7 at 6:12
Well , this will actually check all the process using the port initially and will kill all process attached to it
– Sachu Shaji Abraham
Dec 7 at 6:15
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
up vote
4
down vote
You can make use of this command to delete port in Ubuntu.
sudo kill $(sudo lsof -t -i:portno)
The lsof command or list of open files with -i flag will find out all the running process of specific port and gives the corresponding process Id. The kill option will terminate the process with pid given from the lsof command.
So if you want to kill process running on port 3000, you will have to execute the following command
sudo kill $(sudo lsof -t -i:3000)
answered Dec 6 at 8:01
Sachu Shaji Abraham
412
You can make use of this command to delete port in Ubuntu.
sudo kill $(sudo lsof -t -i:portno)
The lsof command or list of open files with -i flag will find out all the running process of specific port and gives the corresponding process Id. The kill option will terminate the process with pid given from the lsof command.
So if you want to kill process running on port 3000, you will have to execute the following command
sudo kill $(sudo lsof -t -i:3000)
answered Dec 6 at 8:01
Sachu Shaji Abraham
412
answered Dec 6 at 8:01
Sachu Shaji Abraham
412
answered Dec 6 at 8:01
Sachu Shaji Abraham
412
answered Dec 6 at 8:01
Sachu Shaji Abraham
412
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But first I want to check the port hang by someone, and if it is true then kill it.
– Janith
Dec 7 at 6:12
Well , this will actually check all the process using the port initially and will kill all process attached to it
– Sachu Shaji Abraham
Dec 7 at 6:15
add a comment |
But first I want to check the port hang by someone, and if it is true then kill it.
– Janith
Dec 7 at 6:12
Well , this will actually check all the process using the port initially and will kill all process attached to it
– Sachu Shaji Abraham
Dec 7 at 6:15
But first I want to check the port hang by someone, and if it is true then kill it.
– Janith
Dec 7 at 6:12
But first I want to check the port hang by someone, and if it is true then kill it.
– Janith
Dec 7 at 6:12
Well , this will actually check all the process using the port initially and will kill all process attached to it
– Sachu Shaji Abraham
Dec 7 at 6:15
Well , this will actually check all the process using the port initially and will kill all process attached to it
– Sachu Shaji Abraham
Dec 7 at 6:15
add a comment |
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