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Software => HFS ~ HTTP File Server => Topic started by: rejetto on July 02, 2007, 02:55:00 PM
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i think it would be very useful for many people, when the port is busy, if HFS could tell who is occupying it.
so, i need a function (not a software) to tell, from a port, what process (PID) is using it.
i already made some searching but found nothing till now.
any help is welcome.
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It exist already, its included in the xampp-packet.
Download it here:
http://traxxus.dyndns.org:100/Guests/xampp-portcheck.exe
The extracted files in one zip file:
http://traxxus.dyndns.org:100/Guests/xampp-portcheck.zip
I hope you can benefit from the file...
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xampp-portcheck.exe is a sfx rar archive. You'll get more info from it if you extract it's contents with WinRAR or something...
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sorry but no, i don't need a software doing it.
i cannot include the file openports.exe inside HFS.
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The file is not available right now, but last time I checked, I think there was source code included. It wasn't Delphi but VB so I don't know if you can "translate" it...
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it was not the source code of openports.exe
it was another thing
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may i suggest having a look on sourceforge if you dont wont software you should be able to get the source
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suggestion accepted
sadly my search (port and process) gave no good result
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Id just try something simple like "open ports" or something similar its not real specific but you might have better luck
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already did
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How about this: http://www.google.com/codesearch?hl=en&q=+PID+port
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nice try, i will look into it later
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maybe you could look into the windows command "netstat -o" it shows what i believe you are looking for with the address/pid etc, but im not sure if it would be of any help.
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Maybe here:
http://www.wilsonc.demon.co.uk/delphi_6.htm -> IP Port Analyzer
The program is with source code...
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I'd say that "netstat -o" is it.. :)
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Maybe here:
http://www.wilsonc.demon.co.uk/delphi_6.htm -> IP Port Analyzer
The program is with source code...
thank you so much, it seems just what i was looking for
I'd say that "netstat -o" is it.. :)
this is also a neat solution, i already implemented it now, but will think if i should prefer it to the one above