File Unlocker & Handle Inspector (iobit-unlocker) Package name

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Package name

  • iobit-unlocker

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  • MIT

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  • Today - latest/stable

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File, folder, busy USB mount, and system lock file resolver for Linux

IObit Unlocker for Linux brings effortless file, folder, device, and mountpoint unlocking to Linux desktops and servers. Inspect /proc/*/fd and /proc/locks in real time to identify which processes hold open file descriptors or POSIX/FLOCK locks, resolve 'target is busy' USB unmount errors, and cure stale APT, Dpkg, Git, SQLite, and Browser profile locks with one click.

KEY FEATURES: • File & Folder Lock Scanner: Inspect locking Process, PID, User, FD #, and Lock Mode (READ, WRITE, FLOCK, MMAP) with 1-click Unlock Only, Unlock & Delete, Unlock & Rename, and Unlock & Move. • Busy Mounts & USB Drive Unlocker: Diagnose 'umount: target is busy' errors across /mnt/, /media/, and loop devices by pinpointing open working directories (cwd) and file handles. • System Package & App Lock Doctor: Instant detector and safe resolver for APT/Dpkg lock-frontend, Pacman db.lck, Snapd state lock, Git index.lock, SQLite WAL locks, and Browser SingletonLock.

SUPPORT & DONATE: • Created by Thanh Nguyen — Support ongoing development: https://buymeacoffee.com/thanhnv128b

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