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10.5: Exploring OS X with dtrace
lsof - LiSt Open Files is another great way to do this same thing.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lsof
10.5: Exploring OS X with dtrace
No, they're subtly different.
10.5: Exploring OS X with dtrace
Sorta. Not really. lsof is wonderful, but it prints a static dump of what's happening on the system right now. The dtrace example given above will print every file as it's opened. You can leave it running in a terminal, and spy on your system. |
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