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Remember that you would have to be sure that the fail arrival had completed before you take any action. We achieve this by each process that delivers a file having to send a follow up flag. If the...

with bash:

#!/bin/bash
while true
do
# add code to monitor dir here and take same action
done



nohup monitor.sh &

The "ln" command failed because you have to put it the other way round:

ln -s <existing file> <link to create>

But this is not really the problem. The error you get as a normal user says it...

Did you use fuser to try to work out what was using the file? There could be lots, just a few, a single or nothing (i.e. it was transient)

/usr/sbin/fuser /opt/freeware/lib/libiconv.a

I hope...

It looks like you have a rpm process running which has got an exclusive lock on RPM database. I suggest you to check your process status report and kill if found.
ps -eaf | grep -i rpm | grep -v...