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On occasion my Internet connection will seem to lock up with very long load times per page. At those times, I know that it is some piece of software that some programmer thinks that should be refreshed without bothering to ask the user. My connection isn't very high speed so it doesn't take much to eat up the download bandwidth.
When that happens, I can see a solid incoming stream in the network scope of the Activity Monitor. I know it has to be some piece of software doing an auto update, despite my always turning off that option in the rare instances that I install some app. And it isn't OSX itself - that is definitely set to manual update.
Is there a way, in OSX, to tell which program is updating? Or do I have to crank up some long forgotten (by me) Unix utility like Netstat to run it down?
When that happens, I can see a solid incoming stream in the network scope of the Activity Monitor. I know it has to be some piece of software doing an auto update, despite my always turning off that option in the rare instances that I install some app. And it isn't OSX itself - that is definitely set to manual update.
Is there a way, in OSX, to tell which program is updating? Or do I have to crank up some long forgotten (by me) Unix utility like Netstat to run it down?