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From: Russ Cox <russcox@gmail.com>
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> By the way,  I don't know what to do: assume I find a "listen" is
> listening a port
> that I don't intended to listen.
> I will fix some files in /rc/bin/service/ and then I will want to kill
> the "listen".
> But how to find the pid ?

There's not a good way.  You could kill all the listeners
and then restart aux/listen though.

Russ