About hashman
hashman is a command-line tool for identifying and terminating processes that occupy a specified port. This can help resolve cases where a development server or other application cannot start because the desired port is already in use. Users can target one or more port numbers from a terminal. The tool focuses on process cleanup by port rather than general process management. The supplied information does not specify how it handles permissions, shared services, or process confirmation. Terminating a process can interrupt its work, so users should verify the process before stopping it. hashman’s documented role is ending processes associated with selected ports.
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