Linux lsof command explained with 12 practical examples

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Vitux published a tutorial on the lsof command.



Linux lsof command explained with 12 practical examples

The lsof is an acronym for List of open files that displays detailed info on which files are held open on a Linux system and which processes have opened them. It was developed and supported by Victor A. Abell.
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