ford@kenobi.UUCP (Mike Ditto) (10/23/87)
A few weeks ago, I posted the source to my version of the fuser command for the Unix PC. A slightly improved version has been sent to comp.sources.unix, along with a manual page. Anyone who got the first posting (or missed it) should get the version from comp.sources.unix. The only real problem with the old one is that 'fuser -k /' will log you out because it will try to send a SIGKILL to process 0. -=] Ford [=- "GNU does not eliminate (In Real Life: Michael Ditto) all the world's problems, kenobi!ford@crash.CTS.COM only some of them." -rms ...!crash!kenobi!ford
darren@bacchus (Darren Friedlein) (06/22/88)
I have version 3.5 UNIX and the development set (bought it straight from
AT&T) and I can't find the fuser command anywhere! I checked the /etc
directory and then the rest of the drive and it's just not there! I
haven't heard anyone complain about this before, but is anyone else
running 3.5 and missing the fuser command?
Would I be out of line to ask someone to send me a copy of fuser? After
all, I bought a license, right?
Thanks in advance. (God I hate saying that...)
-darren
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In article <507@bacchus> darren@bacchus (Darren Friedlein) writes: >I have version 3.5 UNIX and the development set (bought it straight from >AT&T) and I can't find the fuser command anywhere! For some reason, the fuser command was left out of the Unix PC Unix Utilities package. (It's in the manual, but not on the disk.) I have written a fuser "clone", which works fine on the Unix PC. The sources were posted in comp.sources.unix several months ago; I will also send a copy to anyone who asks. -=] Ford [=- "Once there were parking lots, (In Real Life: Mike Ditto) now it's a peaceful oasis. ford@kenobi.cts.com This was a Pizza Hut, ...!sdcsvax!crash!kenobi!ford now it's all covered with daisies." -- Talking Heads