On Mon, 2003-10-13 at 09:47, Mark Bruen wrote:
> I've got an old busy mount point on /mnt/cdrom, I'd like to find out
> what PID is on the mount point (I've got way too many xterms to look at
> them all). In Slolaris "/usr/proc/bin/pwdx PID" or "fuser -fu
> <directory>" would give me the PID(s). Any utility like this on RedHat 9?
> Thanks. -Mark
>
how 'bout fuser ?
[root@mail1 root]# fuser -n file -m -uv /tmp
USER PID ACCESS COMMAND
/tmp root 911 f.... httpd
root 992 f.... xfs
root 1566 f.... httpd
root 1567 f.... httpd
root 1568 f.... httpd
root 1569 f.... httpd
root 1570 f.... httpd
root 1571 f.... httpd
root 1572 f.... httpd
root 1573 f.... httpd
root 21326 f.... sshd
root 31292 f.... imapd
[root@mail1 root]# rpm -qf `which fuser`
psmisc-20.2-3.73
Bret
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