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From: mbarkah@slate.Mines.Colorado.EDU (Ade Barkah)
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Subject: lsof 3.25 now available for fbsd 2.0
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With regards to some recent discussion about porting lsof 3.25,
Vic Abell (the author) today integrated the FreeBSD 2.0 port
into the distribution. lsof is a utility to list open files
by processes, and many prefer it to fstat. The 2.0 port is
complete, including being tested on NFS drives.

Lsof is available by anon ftp from vic.cc.purdue.edu in the
directory /pub/tools/unix/lsof, and its mirror sites.

-Ade Barkah