I ran a rather nasty C program on a computing cluster running Redhat that got into an infinite loop, within each of which it printed a line of output. When I realized it was quickly creating a file that would eventually use up all the disk space, I ran "rm" on that output file before I killed the program. Unfortunately, per "df -h" space continued to get used up on the drive before I finally killed the program.

I now can't find the file that was written, so I'm unable to delete it. Where would such a file be written to?