Computers and Technology, 27.07.2020 01:01 unknown6669

In Linux, suppose a process successfully opens an existing ﬁle that has a single hard link to it, but while the process is reading that ﬁle, another process unlinks that ﬁle? What happens to subsequent reads by the ﬁrst process? Do they succeed? Do they fail? (Answer this problem by consulting documentation or by writing a program to test the behavior of the system in this case.)

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