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What about refusing to delete files that some process has open in a dangling descriptor? Is that just a GUI thing? I'm pretty sure it isn't. Also, is there a b
by jjoonathan 5y ago
What about refusing to delete files that some process has open in a dangling descriptor? Is that just a GUI thing? I'm pretty sure it isn't.
Also, is there a better way to hunt down the background process than sysinternals? It seems pretty ridiculous that a low level debugging tool is required to do something as modest as reliably move and delete files, but I never heard of a better workaround.
- poisonborz 5y agoLockHunter is a nice right-click utility for this
- blooalien 5y agoYou just outed yourself as a "power user". ;)
- xxs 5y ago>What about refusing to delete files that some process has open in a dangling descriptor? This is how it is on Windows. Linux handles open file deletion a lot better.