Joshua Muskovitz josh at open.com
Fri Oct 27 12:39:37 EDT 2000

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This is a very handy resource, but doesn't address one of my original
requirements, namely that the lock be freed when the process terminates
brutally.  I've solved this by using files with exclusive write locks
instead of subdirectories, but it isn't nearly as clean.

-- j




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