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I wouldn't mind some BSD wallpapers. | I wouldn't mind some BSD wallpapers. | ||
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I would appreciate some information in the commands section on process and file locking: | I would appreciate some information in the commands section on process and file locking: | ||
locating/tracking down locked files and processes. I would also appreciate some extra info | locating/tracking down locked files and processes. I would also appreciate some extra info | ||
on what commands to use to unlock resources that remain locked after a program abnormally terminates. | on what commands to use to unlock resources that remain locked after a program abnormally terminates. | ||
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| + | Can you give me a little more background info on this? I've never had any trouble with file or process locking; particularly given that, at least if you're root, there IS no such thing. Actually I'm unaware of per-user file locking on a non-superuser level either - which isn't to say that it doesn't EXIST, but I see an AWFUL lot of programs implementing their own flock system with special files to indicate locking on data files. Which tends to reinforce my (possibly naive) idea that if you want locking, you have to implement it for yourself.. | ||
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| + | So, yeah, can you give us more info about what you're having trouble with exactly? | ||
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| + | --[[User:Jimbo|Jimbo]] 21:43, 17 Nov 2004 (EST) | ||
Revision as of 22:43, 17 November 2004
What's this page for?
BSD-related links in general?
I wouldn't mind some BSD wallpapers.
I would appreciate some information in the commands section on process and file locking: locating/tracking down locked files and processes. I would also appreciate some extra info on what commands to use to unlock resources that remain locked after a program abnormally terminates.
Can you give me a little more background info on this? I've never had any trouble with file or process locking; particularly given that, at least if you're root, there IS no such thing. Actually I'm unaware of per-user file locking on a non-superuser level either - which isn't to say that it doesn't EXIST, but I see an AWFUL lot of programs implementing their own flock system with special files to indicate locking on data files. Which tends to reinforce my (possibly naive) idea that if you want locking, you have to implement it for yourself..
So, yeah, can you give us more info about what you're having trouble with exactly?
--Jimbo 21:43, 17 Nov 2004 (EST)
