Jim Rees wrote:
Ken Aaker wrote:
There is an lsof command available, Are there some options for lsof that
would be useful?
I don't use it myself, but "lsof |wc" should give you a few hundred files,
at least on a personal workstation. If it's over 4000 you may have to play
with the options to get an accurate count of just the afs files.
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Well, I'd try at least :
lsof | grep " REG " | grep /afs | wc -l
since lsof counts sockets, IP-connections and all sort of stuff.
Christof
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