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Hi, > All this behavior is consistent with a non-locked file on a Unix system, > i.e. you can delete an open file, you can continue accessing it and will > only disappear when closed. But of course in this case we would like to > have a lock. Yes, especially since the locking works ok for another user trying to access a file in write mode that is already write-opened by another client. Cheers, Derek