#! /bin/sh # This is the log that will be monitored. # If any changes occur to this, then take appropriate action. MONITORED_LOG=/tmp/goreb.log # We will need this log to see whether any changes occured to /tmp/goreb.log TEMP_LOG=/tmp/.goreb.log.1 # This is a 1-time command i.e. create the log file if it does nto exist. [ ! -f $TEMP_LOG ] && touch -r $MONITORED_LOG $TEMP_LOG [ $MONITORED_LOG -nt $TEMP_LOG ] && echo "$MONITORED_LOG is newer than $TEMP_LOG. Carry out your required operations" # Update $TEMP_LOG with the new modified date of $MONITORED_LOG touch -r $MONITORED_LOG $TEMP_LOG
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Monitoring File Changes on Linux 2
Referring to my previous post Monitoring File Changes on Linux, there is other alternative to do it
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