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I used to run sudo netstat -tulpen | grep dnsmasq, but netstat is outdated. This answer says to use ss as an alternative, but I cannot get the desired output. I.e. ss -ltu | grep dnsmasq does not print anything, despite dnsmasq being obviously running (my domain gets resolved).

Can I use ss to see dnsmasq's listening address? If so: How? If not: What is the non-deprecated alternative to netstat?

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sudo ss -ltup | grep dnsmasq

About your command: ss -ltu, The -p (Show process using socket) parameter is missing and -p requires sudo.

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  • I tried -ltup, but without sudo, so thanks
    – crusy
    Aug 12, 2019 at 7:27

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