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close open files before remove
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I have a script to remove log files when it reaches %70 usage in order to descending order of dates. But sometimes it happens to remove open - being processes files , so makes them unlinked from the directors and results them disappeared. How can I solve this problem , simple scenario I thought that first close file and then remove. But is there any unix utility to do this?? For example: I looked for file-close option in "rm" command, but I could not find. ? Any advise ? |
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