interesting.....

Mr Green · 2008-08-26 14:24:39

finferflu · 2008-08-26 15:29:00

Very interesting and useful, thanks!

mrcold · 2008-08-26 16:31:20

neat.. so.. what is the most creative use for this that we can come up with?

catwell · 2008-08-26 17:54:37

I'm a big incron user, I find it a lot of different uses. Sadly, it isn't recursive, which means there isn't an easy means to tell it to monitor a directory and all of its contents (even if subfolders), and the hacks to do that (like make incron change its config each time a new directory is created) are very slow.

finferflu · 2008-08-26 18:32:45

catwell wrote:

I'm a big incron user, I find it a lot of different uses. Sadly, it isn't recursive, which means there isn't an easy means to tell it to monitor a directory and all of its contents (even if subfolders), and the hacks to do that (like make incron change its config each time a new directory is created) are very slow.

Ah, that's a very bad news

smoon · 2008-08-26 19:16:11

fsniper may be an alternative to incron.

doc.txt wrote:

[...] Subdirectories are not watched by default. If you want to watch them, you must specify "recurse = true" as the first line in the directory block. [...]

rson451 · 2008-08-26 19:18:25

A good use for this may be to rsync config files if you update one on one machine and want it to be uniform across multiple machines. Just my thought.

Dusty · 2008-08-26 20:44:53

Hey Mr Green! How's the mountains?

Mr Green · 2008-08-27 06:46:17

OT fine man! hope you are well :-)

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