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13 lsof Command Linux Best Examples - List Open Files RHEL 7
13 lsof Command Linux Best Examples – List Open Files RHEL 7
lsof command is stands for “List Open Files”. lsof command is used to list out open files, process id’s, User related network shared files and temp files which are still not deleted because of process holdings.
An open file can be anything like Regular file, A Directory, a block special file, character file or any other file type.
# lsof bash: lsof: command not found
You can install using below…
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