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Monitoring folder changes !!!
Has anyone had to watch for changes on some folder and take actions when it happens? I using incrontab but when a java application creates the folder it doesn't even detected it... and it's a big pro…
Tagged: monitoring, watch, folder, java, incrontab
Started Dec. 22, 2009
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I have only set up simple applications with inotify but have just written a test in bash and it is detecting directories being created. Are you watching for all events, or at least the CREATE event ?
I can confirm it does work, if you want to post…
Has anyone had to watch for changes on some folder and take actions when it happens? I using incrontab but when a java application creates the folder it doesn't even detected it... and it's a big problem for me
Has anyone had to watch for changes on some folder and take actions when it happens?
I using incrontab but when a java application creates the folder it doesn't even detected it... and it's a big problem for me.
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Monitoring folder changes
Has anyone had to watch for changes on some folder and take actions when it happens?
I using incrontab but when a java application creates the folder it doesn't even detected it... and it's a big problem for me.
I using incrontab but when a java application creates the folder it doesn't even detected it... and it's a big problem for me.
Posted on December 22, 2009 at 9:35pm — 1 Comment
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- At 11:49pm on December 16, 2009,
Wesley "Nonapeptide" said…
- Hey Wuelfhis! Glad to have you here! Hope you stick around! =)
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