WHO HAS THAT FILE OPEN

David Brown wrote:

> thanks .......the netware monitor was much easier for my non technical
> people i am gonna miss netware
>
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> From: Thomas Reiß<thomas@mypoint.franken.de>
> To:novell.support.open-enterprise-server.linux.administration
> Date: 10/20/2009 3:37 PM
> Subject: Re: WHO HAS THAT FILE OPEN
> browndn schrieb:
>> Just got our first oes server up and running in production enviroment. I
>> asked a question about an open file. In monitor on netware you could go
>> to file/open lock activity ...Where can I do the same on OES2. I can see
>> by user connections but thats kinda useless I need to see by file.
>> Thanks
>>
>>
> I found this in the Doc's:
>
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>
> Sometimes you know the filename of the file you want to close, and you
> need to find the connection associated with the file.
>
> 1 Open a terminal console, then log in as the root user.
>
> 2 At the console prompt, enter the following command to get a list of
> NCP connections for a given file:
>
> ncpcon files list f=filename
>
> Replace filename with the Linux path for the file, including the
> filename, such as /usr/novell/sys/text.txt.
>
> ncpcon files list f=/usr/novell/sys/test.txt
>
> 3 Visually confirm that you have the correct file and connection.
>
> 4 Optionally use one of the following commands to close the connection:
> Specify the filename to close the open file by filename.
>
> ncpcon files close f=filename
>
> Specify the connection number to close all open files for that
> connection, including the
> filename of interest.
>
> ncpcon files close c=connection_number
>
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>
> and i thought i saw something in Remote Manager (Volume Inventory or
> Statistics, can't remember) but im not in Place to take a Look at it...
>
> Hope that help
> Thomas

As I think many others.