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07-02-2006
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how can i check if text file is closed ?
Hello all
im trying to make daemon that listen for incoming textiles and then it will move them to defined directory now the daemon part is ok but im stack on how to check of file is close and done copied to directory . so i could process it and move it forward tnx 
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07-02-2006
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I think you can use write lock (see Blocking file read)
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07-03-2006
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Code:
#!/bin/ksh
in_use=$(fuser -u /path/to/file/filename)
if [ ${#in_use} -gt 0 ] ; then
echo "file in use"
else
echo "file not in use"
fi
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