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i have a script to look for a file, but it moves a file that's being used.
i want to use: if file exists > 0, and not being updated/used in the last 2 minutes, move to /tmp i can do this much: if [ -s filename.txt ] then mv filename.txt /tmp else exit fi or how can i check if filename.txt is being used ? |
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