Thanks, Chas. I've never used fuser. One way that I would get this
information is using lsof (LiSt Open Files):
lsof <options> | grep /afs
-derek
chas williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >[root@yalp bin]# fuser -a /afs
> >/afs:
>
> this actually doesnt do what you want. see below:
>
> [chas@locutus chas]# fuser -a /afs
> /afs:
> No process references; use -v for the complete list
> [chas@locutus chas]# fuser -a /afs/cmf/users/chas
> /afs/cmf/users/chas: 548c 565c 566c 567c 574c 5731c 5733c 12427c 12429c
>12438c 12439c 12910c 12911c 12912c 12914c 14410c 14411c 15529c 15530c 15539c 15631c
>15632c 17275c 17277c 27471c 28293c 28841c 28855c 28866c 28868c 28875c 28877c 28885c
>28889c 28895c 28896c 28898c
> [chas@locutus chas]#
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