Which command do you use to find the process that’s holding a file open? 1. w...

Which command do you use to find the process that’s holding a file open?

	1.	w
	2.	ps
	3.	top
	4.	fuser

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4. fuser

Fuser command helps in identifying if a file is being held by a process.

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