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netstat -a will tell you that.

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: Can anyone tell me a portable method (i.e. not by reading /proc/net/*)
: for a user process to ascertain what port number the kernel has allocated
: (i.e. the local port number) for a socket connected to a remote host?

: Any help appreciated,

: chris

Have you tried netstat?

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Can anyone tell me a portable method (i.e. not by reading /proc/net/*)
for a user process to ascertain what port number the kernel has allocated
(i.e. the local port number) for a socket connected to a remote host?

Any help appreciated,

chris

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Chris Willing           Ph:    (61-2) 9351 1893 (| 3914)
Vislab, A28             Fax:   (61-2) 9351 1880 (| 7726)

NSW 2006 Australia      http://www.vislab.usyd.edu.au/staff/chris/