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Issuing the command, netstat -pulet, there is an inode column that appears, and so issuing a find command I found that it links to inodes in the /sys/kernel/slab/cgroup/<...> section.



For instance, dnsmasq is



./sys/kernel/slab/ext4_inode_cache/cgroup/ext4_inode_cache(206:systemd-remount-fs.service)/slabs


I get that there is a unix as a file paradigm, but what can i do with identifying where this file is?










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    Issuing the command, netstat -pulet, there is an inode column that appears, and so issuing a find command I found that it links to inodes in the /sys/kernel/slab/cgroup/<...> section.



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    ./sys/kernel/slab/ext4_inode_cache/cgroup/ext4_inode_cache(206:systemd-remount-fs.service)/slabs


    I get that there is a unix as a file paradigm, but what can i do with identifying where this file is?










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      Issuing the command, netstat -pulet, there is an inode column that appears, and so issuing a find command I found that it links to inodes in the /sys/kernel/slab/cgroup/<...> section.



      For instance, dnsmasq is



      ./sys/kernel/slab/ext4_inode_cache/cgroup/ext4_inode_cache(206:systemd-remount-fs.service)/slabs


      I get that there is a unix as a file paradigm, but what can i do with identifying where this file is?










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      Issuing the command, netstat -pulet, there is an inode column that appears, and so issuing a find command I found that it links to inodes in the /sys/kernel/slab/cgroup/<...> section.



      For instance, dnsmasq is



      ./sys/kernel/slab/ext4_inode_cache/cgroup/ext4_inode_cache(206:systemd-remount-fs.service)/slabs


      I get that there is a unix as a file paradigm, but what can i do with identifying where this file is?







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