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Find the package name and service name of a daemon process in ubuntu
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Is there any command to find the package name and the name of the service provided by a daemon process, using the daemon process's name
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Is there any command to find the package name and the name of the service provided by a daemon process, using the daemon process's name
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Is there any command to find the package name and the name of the service provided by a daemon process, using the daemon process's name
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With daemon running by systemd unit you can find service by:
systemctl status <PID_of_daemon>
And for package maybe try to use:
dpkg -S /some/daemon/binary
You can use daemon binary which is running, or maybe some configuration file (if its part of package).
answered Mar 26 at 15:10
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With daemon running by systemd unit you can find service by:
systemctl status <PID_of_daemon>
And for package maybe try to use:
dpkg -S /some/daemon/binary
You can use daemon binary which is running, or maybe some configuration file (if its part of package).
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With daemon running by systemd unit you can find service by:
systemctl status <PID_of_daemon>
And for package maybe try to use:
dpkg -S /some/daemon/binary
You can use daemon binary which is running, or maybe some configuration file (if its part of package).
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With daemon running by systemd unit you can find service by:
systemctl status <PID_of_daemon>
And for package maybe try to use:
dpkg -S /some/daemon/binary
You can use daemon binary which is running, or maybe some configuration file (if its part of package).
answered Mar 26 at 15:10
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With daemon running by systemd unit you can find service by:
systemctl status <PID_of_daemon>
And for package maybe try to use:
dpkg -S /some/daemon/binary
You can use daemon binary which is running, or maybe some configuration file (if its part of package).
answered Mar 26 at 15:10
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