How to keep on watch the files inside directory is modified or not?
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I want to check the files inside the directory whether it is modified or not.If the files are modified then i need the details like (Usename, MOdified time) of that files.
Is there any tools or scripts is available for this job ?
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I want to check the files inside the directory whether it is modified or not.If the files are modified then i need the details like (Usename, MOdified time) of that files.
Is there any tools or scripts is available for this job ?
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You could use inotify to watch changes in filesystem, but I don't know if it supports reporting details you specified.
– BrightOne
Jun 26 at 7:01
Do you need a real-time notification of changes? Can a nightly batch be sufficient?
– andcoz
Jun 26 at 8:36
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I want to check the files inside the directory whether it is modified or not.If the files are modified then i need the details like (Usename, MOdified time) of that files.
Is there any tools or scripts is available for this job ?
linux python
asked Jun 26 at 6:49
Abdulvakaf K
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I want to check the files inside the directory whether it is modified or not.If the files are modified then i need the details like (Usename, MOdified time) of that files.
Is there any tools or scripts is available for this job ?
linux python
asked Jun 26 at 6:49
Abdulvakaf K
294
asked Jun 26 at 6:49
Abdulvakaf K
294
asked Jun 26 at 6:49
Abdulvakaf K
294
asked Jun 26 at 6:49
Abdulvakaf K
294
294
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You could use inotify to watch changes in filesystem, but I don't know if it supports reporting details you specified.
– BrightOne
Jun 26 at 7:01
Do you need a real-time notification of changes? Can a nightly batch be sufficient?
– andcoz
Jun 26 at 8:36
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You could use inotify to watch changes in filesystem, but I don't know if it supports reporting details you specified.
– BrightOne
Jun 26 at 7:01
Do you need a real-time notification of changes? Can a nightly batch be sufficient?
– andcoz
Jun 26 at 8:36
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You could use inotify to watch changes in filesystem, but I don't know if it supports reporting details you specified.
– BrightOne
Jun 26 at 7:01
You could use inotify to watch changes in filesystem, but I don't know if it supports reporting details you specified.
– BrightOne
Jun 26 at 7:01
Do you need a real-time notification of changes? Can a nightly batch be sufficient?
– andcoz
Jun 26 at 8:36
Do you need a real-time notification of changes? Can a nightly batch be sufficient?
– andcoz
Jun 26 at 8:36
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tripwire is a security tool to check if files on systems have been tampered. I don't know if it is too much for your needs but it can do what you want.
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tripwire is a security tool to check if files on systems have been tampered. I don't know if it is too much for your needs but it can do what you want.
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tripwire is a security tool to check if files on systems have been tampered. I don't know if it is too much for your needs but it can do what you want.
answered Jun 26 at 8:34
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tripwire is a security tool to check if files on systems have been tampered. I don't know if it is too much for your needs but it can do what you want.
answered Jun 26 at 8:34
YoMismo
2,8931619
tripwire is a security tool to check if files on systems have been tampered. I don't know if it is too much for your needs but it can do what you want.
answered Jun 26 at 8:34
YoMismo
2,8931619
answered Jun 26 at 8:34
YoMismo
2,8931619
answered Jun 26 at 8:34
YoMismo
2,8931619
answered Jun 26 at 8:34
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You could use inotify to watch changes in filesystem, but I don't know if it supports reporting details you specified.
– BrightOne
Jun 26 at 7:01
Do you need a real-time notification of changes? Can a nightly batch be sufficient?
– andcoz
Jun 26 at 8:36