by Michal Szymans » Tue, 16 Mar 1993 20:22:17
Hi,
sorry if this was asked before, but I'm a new usenet user. I also didn't find
it in FAQ.
Is it possible to open a file in such a (locking) way that another process
(possibly mine) can't access it until it's closed? I've found some info
about locking in "fcntl" and "chmod" man entries, but I did not succeed to
make any progress in the matter.
thanks for any help, regards,
Michal Szymanski,
Warsaw University Observatory,
Warsaw, Poland.
1. File locking in ISC 2.2 (SYSV R3)
Hi,
sorry if this was asked before, but I'm a new usenet user. I also didn't find
it in FAQ.
Is it possible to open a file in such a (locking) way that another process
(possibly mine) can't access it until it's closed? I've found some info
about locking in "fcntl" and "chmod" man entries, but I did not succeed to
make any progress in the matter.
thanks for any help, regards,
Michal Szymanski,
Warsaw University Observatory,
Warsaw, Poland.
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