When I select Restart from the Apple menu and get the alert "There is a user sharing this computer...", I would like to know which user (e.g. their IP address or some other identification) is sharing. Is there a (Terminal) command to discover the addresses of sharing users? (I'm not suspecting unauthorised users, rather I am trying to identify the source of a problem).
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what kind of sharing do you have activated in your sys pref sharing. – Ruskes Aug 31 '14 at 20:13
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there are 2 kind of sharing. The Internet/Network and the no Internet/Network = Users of the computer. – Ruskes Aug 31 '14 at 20:18
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Network sharing. – Nigel Sep 1 '14 at 22:00
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For network sharing you could do following in Terminal.
Assuming you have the file sharing enabled.
Applications using a file reference to your computer can mount a remote disk automatically, as long as the computer is on the network. A command like
netstat -na | grep 548
will list what machine and user is connected by AFP.
If you simply type netstat it will list all active connection.
