You can try the terminal command lsof [FILENAME]. lsof with no options displays all opened files, lsof -t [FILENAME] displays 'terse' output of the process ID, suitable for piping to kill.
Brandon
hi Brandon - could I ask you to elaborate slightly on your advice? I'm not too familiar with UNIX and am just learning Ruby... is the [FILENAME] the name of the particular Ruby doc I'm working on? if so, I was hoping for global solution...
On Feb 13, 2011, at 11:03 PM, Brandon M Fryslie wrote:
You can try the terminal command lsof [FILENAME]. lsof with no options displays all opened files, lsof -t [FILENAME] displays 'terse' output of the process ID, suitable for piping to kill.
Brandon
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