#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use vars qw($MAC_PROCESS $PS_STR $MATCH_STR $ASIP_PORT $LSOF); # Written for linux; may have to be modified for your brand of Unix. # Support for FreeBSD added by Joe Clarke . # Support could probably be extended for *BSD, but I do not have Net or # OpenBSD machines to test with. Code has also been cleaned up and made # to compile under strict. # # The new lsof call should also be quicker as it does not involve a # second pipeline. # # Support has also been added for 16 character usernames. $MAC_PROCESS = "afpd"; if ( $^O eq "freebsd" ) { $PS_STR = "-awwxouser,pid,ppid,start,command"; $MATCH_STR = '(\w+)\s+(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s+([\d\w:]+)'; } else { $PS_STR = "-ef"; $MATCH_STR = '\s*(\w+)\s+(\d+)\s+(\d+)\s+\d+\s+([\d\w:]+)'; } $ASIP_PORT = "afpovertcp"; # Change to 0 if you don't have lsof $LSOF = 1; my %mac = (); if ( $LSOF == 1 ) { open( LSOF, "lsof -i :$ASIP_PORT |" ); while () { next if ( $_ !~ /$ASIP_PORT/ ); $_ =~ /\w+\s+(\d+).*->([\w\.-]+).*/; my ( $pid, $host ); $pid = $1; $host = $2; ($host) = ( $host =~ /(^[\w\d\-]+)/ ); $mac{$pid} = $host; } close(LSOF); print "PID UID Username Name Logintime Mac\n"; } else { print "PID UID Username Name Logintime\n"; } open( PS, "ps $PS_STR |" ) || die "Unable to open a pipe to ``ps''"; while () { next if ( $_ !~ /$MAC_PROCESS/ ); my ( $user, $pid, $ppid, $time, $name, $uid, $t ); $_ =~ /$MATCH_STR/; $user = $1; $pid = $2; $ppid = $3; $time = $4; if ( $ppid != 1 ) { ( $t, $t, $uid, $t, $t, $t, $name, $t, $t ) = getpwnam($user); printf "%-8d %-8d %-16s %-20s %-9s %s\n", $pid, $uid, $user, $name, $time, $mac{$pid}; } } close(PS);