I am using fuser command to get the list of processes accessing a folder. However if the process is working on a file present in a inner folder, executing fuser command on the parent does not provide details of the process working on inner folder.
Is there any way I can pull the process details of the inner folders as well while executing fuser on the parent?
I am working with Solaris 5.8.
Below is the code which I tried:
~: pwd /home/ah388 ~: ls sasuser.v91/ ~: cd sasuser.v91/ ~/sasuser.v91: cat kk.sh while [ 1 ]; do echo "" > /dev/null done; ~/sasuser.v91: ./kk.sh & [1] 15140 ~/sasuser.v91: ls a/ kk.sh* ~/sasuser.v91: cd a ~/sasuser.v91: ls kk.sh* ~/sasuser.v91/a: ./kk.sh & [2] 15271 ~/sasuser.v91/a: cd ~: fuser -u sasuser.v91 sasuser.v91: 15140c(ah388880) --> What about 15271 Process ~: jobs [1]- Running ./kk.sh & (wd: ~/sasuser.v91) [2]+ Running ./kk.sh & (wd: ~/sasuser.v91/a)