Suppose that you want to find out what files are locked on your Solaris10 machine, perhaps because it is an NFS server and you really want aglobal view of what locks you have . On aLinux machine (or a sufficiently old Solaris one) you could use lslk ,but it's never been ported to Solaris 10; instead you need to use ' mdb-k ', the kernel debugger.

The 'simple' command to get a list of files with file locks is:

echo '

Here is a modest suggestion for email clients: when you forward amessage, you should put some marker of this at the front of the Subject: header. Similarly, if you are configuring your email clientand you have a choice, you should set it up this way.

(Some but not all clients do this today.)

Many anti-spam systems that I've seen put a spam status marker at thestart of the Subject: line; it's a relatively obvious place, andputting it