Query: wlock
OS: debian
Section: 1
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WLOCK(1) System Administration WLOCK(1)NAMEwlock - Tests or sets a file with POSIX-fcntl() write-locksSYNOPSISwlock [ -s [-a seconds ]] [ -t] [ -v] [ -b begin ] [ -l length ] file or wlock [ -s ] [ -v] [ -b begin ] [ -l length ] file program [ arguments ]DESCRIPTIONThis program sets or tests advisory locks conforming to POSIX fcntl() call. You may specify optionaly a program to start it within the lock context.OPTIONSThese options are accepted. If a program is provided as argument wlock will start it. -s Sets the lock. -t Test the lock (default). -v Verbose output. -b begin The lock starts at byte #begin. -l length The lock will be length bytes long. -a seconds The lock is active for seconds (default=86400).RETURN VALUES0 In test mode this means that the file is locked. In set mode it indicates the succesful creation of the lockfile 1 The file is not locked. Only available in testmode. 2 Some error has occurred.AUTHORwlock has been written by Ulli Horlacher (framstag@belwue.de>.SEE ALSOsendfile(1). 19 March 1998 WLOCK(1)
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