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How can a file be locked for a certain time?
I want to be able to lock a file for 60 minutes so that an automated monitoring program will not execute the script more that once an hour. I have never used a lock file but have heard that is what I need to use. Does anyone have any examples of how I would use this?
lock 60 filename.ksh ---? Thanks, |
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