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# 8  
Old 11-19-2013
bakunin,

before i tried with fuser -u /opt and i got the output as just /opt:,thats why i told its not workin for me.
and thanx blackrageous for the command you gave its working perfect.

Thanks to all.
# 9  
Old 11-19-2013
Have you tried fuser -cu /opt?
Last edited by ibmtech; 11-19-2013 at 12:33 PM..
# 10  
Old 11-19-2013
Quote:
Originally Posted by sumanthupar
In my aix server i'm having file system called /dev/hd2 which is mounted on /usr.
Quote:
Originally Posted by sumanthupar
before i tried with fuser -u /opt and i got the output as just /opt:,thats why i told its not workin for me.
Maybe it is just me, but somehow this doesn't fit together.

Second, i didn't say you should issue "fuser -u /opt" - i said you should consult the man page. This would have told you that you should direct your query against the device (just like i said in post #8). In your case, if you look for processes on "/dev/hd2 mounted at "/usr" (which i am not sure about any more):

Code:
fuser -u /dev/hd2

If you get just back just the name of the device this means there are no processes working on this device, that is all.

bakunin
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