i am using netbsd, is there a way to check the socket options of
the tcp sockets currently opened in the system through a cmd-line,
perhaps like netstat, or does it already do that ? please shed some
light on this aspect.

cheers
sinbad

sinbad <sinbad.sinbad@gmail.com> wrote:
> i am using netbsd, is there a way to check the socket options of
> the tcp sockets currently opened in the system through a cmd-line,
> perhaps like netstat, or does it already do that ? please shed some
> light on this aspect.

lsof(8) - it's -T

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