[TriLUG] issues with pop

[David Rasch]

netstat -pl will show you the processes associated with sockets
listening for connections.   (adding -n will make it run faster, but
you'll have to remember that port 110 is plain-text POP3)

David

On Mon, Jul 19, 2004 at 01:55:04PM -0400, "gregbrown at mindspring.com" <gregbrown at mindspring.com> wrote:
> I'm sitting here in front of a RH 7.1 mail server that I've never 
> seen in my life.  I know there is a pop server on this darn thing 
> because that is how the mail clients are configured here and 
> nmap tells me so but the pop server is something that I've never 
> run across beacuse there is nothing in a 'rpm -qa' that looks 
> remotly like a pop server.  I know there's an easy way to figure 
> this out, but I'm somehow blinded.. could be the eight weeks of 
> brain rot since Oculan went under. :)  Any ideas on how I can
> easily indentify the pop server on this thing?
> 
> Greg
> 
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