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pranshuparmar
Hi HN,
I built a small Linux CLI tool called witr (Why Is This Running?).
The idea came from a situation most of us have hit: you log into a machine, see a process or port running, and immediately wonder why it exists, who started it, and what is keeping it alive right now.
witr traces a process, service, or port back to its origin and responsibility chain and explains it in a way that’s quick to read, especially when you’re debugging under pressure.
This is v0.1.0. It’s intentionally small and focused. Feedback, criticism, and edge cases are very welcome.
Repo: GitHub - pranshuparmar/witr: Why is this running?
Comments URL: Show HN: Witr – Explain why a process is running on your Linux system | Hacker News
Points: 263
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I built a small Linux CLI tool called witr (Why Is This Running?).
The idea came from a situation most of us have hit: you log into a machine, see a process or port running, and immediately wonder why it exists, who started it, and what is keeping it alive right now.
witr traces a process, service, or port back to its origin and responsibility chain and explains it in a way that’s quick to read, especially when you’re debugging under pressure.
This is v0.1.0. It’s intentionally small and focused. Feedback, criticism, and edge cases are very welcome.
Repo: GitHub - pranshuparmar/witr: Why is this running?
Comments URL: Show HN: Witr – Explain why a process is running on your Linux system | Hacker News
Points: 263
# Comments: 37
Continue reading...