On Thu, Dec 23, 2004 at 08:29:53AM -0500, Brian A. Seklecki wrote:
> also....
> 
> # netstat -A inet -l -n
> Active Internet connections (only servers)

Hmm...

yerfable ~# uname -rsm
NetBSD 2.0 alpha
yerfable ~# netstat -A inet -l -n
netstat: -l: No such file or directory
yerfable ~# netstat -f inet -l -n|head
Active Internet connections
[ ... ]

Is "-l" supposed to show only listening sockets? It's not documented
in the manpage or in the usage message, but 2.0's netstat does seem to
accept it. I can't tell what it does though; the output of "netstat -f
inet -n" is identical to that of "netstat -f inet -l -n" on my system.
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