Find the port on which Apache server is listening

sharathkv · 04-14-2007, 01:56 PM

Hi,

I have an Apache server running. I can see a number of httpd processes. I want to know on which port the Apache Server is listening.

I knwo it's not the default port 80.It's configured to some unique value.

I do an netstat -a & I get a lot of ports that are in listen & established.

Now how do I find which port apache is listening on?

Thanks

osor · 04-14-2007, 01:59 PM

netstat -lp

Dark_Helmet · 04-14-2007, 02:00 PM

Why not just look at your configuration file? It's listed there. Open httpd.conf (wherever it was installed on your system) and search for "Listen".

rocket357 · 04-14-2007, 02:02 PM

The "Listen" line in /etc/apache2/httpd.conf is where it's stored for apache2 (on Gentoo...don't know about other distros, but that seems like a good place to start looking).

sharathkv · 04-14-2007, 02:02 PM

Looks I don't have the 'lp' option

Code:

# ps -ef | grep httpd
  webman  3358     1  0 08:53:32 ?         0:00 /opt/nsms/orabase/app/oracle/9iAS/Apache/Apache/bi
n/httpd -d /o
  webman  3363  3358  0 08:53:32 ?         0:00 /opt/nsms/orabase/app/oracle/9iAS/Apache/Apache/bi
n/httpd -d /o
  webman  3361  3358  0 08:53:32 ?         0:00 /opt/nsms/orabase/app/oracle/9iAS/Apache/Apache/bi
n/httpd -d /o
  webman  3366  3358  0 08:53:32 ?         0:00 /opt/nsms/orabase/app/oracle/9iAS/Apache/Apache/bi
n/httpd -d /o
  webman  3367  3358  0 08:53:32 ?         0:00 /opt/nsms/orabase/app/oracle/9iAS/Apache/Apache/bi
n/httpd -d /o
  webman  3364  3358  0 08:53:32 ?         0:00 /opt/nsms/orabase/app/oracle/9iAS/Apache/Apache/bi
n/httpd -d /o
#
# netstat -lp
netstat: illegal option -- l
Usage:  netstat [-an] [-f address-family] [system core]
        netstat [-Mnrsv] [-f address-family] [-p protocol] [system core]
        netstat [-gin] [-I interface] [interval] [system core]
        -a      show state of all sockets, including passive sockets
        -f      show statistics only for specified address family
        -g      show multicast information for network interfaces
        -i      show statistics for network interfaces
        -I      show statistics only for specified network interface
        -M      show multicast routing tables
        -Ms     show multicast routing statistics
        -n      display network addresses numerically
        -p      show statistics only for specified protocol
        -r      show routing tables
        -rv     show additional information for the routing table
        -s      show statistics for all protocols

        interval        display interface statistics continuously
        system          source of kernel symbols
        core            source of kernel data
#

I am on HPUX

sharathkv · 04-14-2007, 02:11 PM

Thanks to all, I got it working.

bye