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Subject: Is it possible to determine the open file path based on the file
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Hi Hackers,


One of the ports (sysutils/watchman) attempts to find the path of the 
file based on the file descriptor assuming that this descriptor 
represents an open file.


Is this possible?


Thank you,

Yuri