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portopsy — Who is actually using port 3000?
See who's using your ports, safely.
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A readable Linux and WSL2 CLI that explains what is using a busy port before you stop anything.
Inspect process trees, working directories, container cgroups, and safe actions in a single command.
Reads socket metadata, including protocol, local address, state, inode, and UID from Linux socket tables.
Provides process tree information: PID, full command, executable path, working directory, and parent process chain.
Details container cgroups for Docker, Podman, and systemd by reading from the owning process cgroup.
Features a guarded resolver that revalidates the PID, shows the action, requires confirmation, and sends SIGTERM first.
Offers multiple installation methods: system shell binary installer, Homebrew tap, Debian/Ubuntu .deb package, and direct from source via Cargo.
The tool is read-only by default and provides an interactive TUI or JSON output.
Licensed under the MIT license.
Built with
Rust
Linux
WSL2
CLI
Homebrew
Cargo
Docker
Podman
Systemd
OpenAI
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