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doc: Windows netstat fix

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architeuthidae 2024-11-22 11:16:12 +01:00 committed by Sebastien Bourdeauducq
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@ -145,9 +145,11 @@ You can use the command ``netstat`` to list the ports currently in use on your s
$ netstat -anp --inet | grep "<port-number>" $ netstat -anp --inet | grep "<port-number>"
$ lsof -i:<port-number> $ lsof -i:<port-number>
On Windows, use :: On Windows, you can list ports with: ::
$ netstat -ano -p ip | find "<port-number>" $ netstat -ano -p TCP
Use your preferred method to search through the output; suitable commands will vary by environment (e.g. ``grep`` in an MSYS2 shell, ``Select-String`` in PowerShell, ``find`` in the Windows command line, etc.)
In all cases, if there are no results, the port isn't in use and should be free for new processes. In all cases, if there are no results, the port isn't in use and should be free for new processes.
@ -160,7 +162,7 @@ Otherwise, either the running process must be stopped, or you'll have to set dif
On Windows, use ``netstat`` again to identify the process ID, and then feed it into ``taskkill``, e.g.: :: On Windows, use ``netstat`` again to identify the process ID, and then feed it into ``taskkill``, e.g.: ::
$ netstat -ano | find "<port-number>" $ netstat -ano -p TCP
$ taskkill /F /PID <process-ID> $ taskkill /F /PID <process-ID>
diagnose and fix sequence errors? diagnose and fix sequence errors?