Removing a "busy" text file?

[Richard S. Crawford]

On Sunday 30 January 2005 12:11 pm, Tim Smith flailed at a keyboard and 
produced this:
> Well, in the extreme a reboot should fix it, but you don't really want to do 
> that. The /sbin/fuser command (part of the psmisc package) will tell you 
> what process is holding the file open. You can then kill the process in 
> question (most likely a KDE ioslave), and you should be able to remove the 
> file.

Hm.  Running:

# /sbin/fuser Concerning\ Hobbits.mp3

yields nothing.

Still can't delete it.

Something I forgot to mention: the directory ~/music is actually a symlink to 
a Samba share on a RH8 computer in my house which has all of our MP3 files.

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Slainte,
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