2
I issued at the terminal
sudo lsof -i
And one of the process listed was ubuntu-ge which was in CLOSE_WAIT state to canonical.com. My guess is that it's the updater process.
By the way, I'm on a Ubuntu x64 12.04.
2
I issued at the terminal
sudo lsof -i
And one of the process listed was ubuntu-ge which was in CLOSE_WAIT state to canonical.com. My guess is that it's the updater process.
By the way, I'm on a Ubuntu x64 12.04.
2
It allows 32-bit systems to use up to 64GB of RAM. Normally, they would only be able to use up to 4GB.
3
This is probably ubuntu-geoip-provider
process, not just ubuntu-ge
. You can try
ps aux | grep ubuntu-ge
and ensure that ubuntu-geoip-provider
process has the same pid as shown by lsof
. You can read more about ubuntu-geoip-provider
from an AskUbuntu question.
It's strange to have this process running on a 64bit Ubuntu. But thanks – kaneda – 2013-06-26T03:30:41.917