What daemons are running?

[geokor]

I've looked everywhere I know of (man, whatis, apropos) and can't find a reference to the command that lists what daemons or services are currently running. I know I saw it recently.
BTW, can anyone direct me to a good book (thorough) on Linux (Red Hat, currently I am running 7.0 as a LAN server) so I can find this stuff out for myself?

Thanks a 1,000,000!

George K

 

[bjverzal]

run

netstat -an

and look for "LISTEN"

Look at the "Local Address" column, and the number after the ":". Look in /etc/services for that same number, and that indicates which "service" is running.

As for daemons, just a "ps -ef" with no users logged on running anything will show you mose daemons. They usually have "/usr/bin", "/usr/sbin" or "/etc" or "/opt" in front of the name.

Bill.

 

[geokor]

Thank you!

George K
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[geokor]

I also found a command called top that seems to be what I was originally thinking of.

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[Norwich]

Another thing to try on a recent redhat box is:

#service --status-all

which will list all the states of the SYS5 system daemons (those automatically started by the system - or available to it) and specific details on some of them - eg. firewall, automount etc.