10-10-2011
@anchal_khare thanks for idea. I will mess around a bit and modify what I have in my script and see if I have anymore questions.
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OK I thought I had a good idea of what to do but now I am a little confused. Can you possibly write up a short example of your idea into a little script? Sorry for the lack of knowledge. I can run lsof and see what is being used but then I am not sure what to do to then transfer the files that are not still open. Thanks
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