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Old 05-21-2015, 02:33 AM   #1
kunalks
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Incrontab Directory Change (watched Folder = Mounted FTP Account)


Hello There,

Thanks In advance for the Help!!!

I have a situation that i have mounted Windows FTP account to the Linux Machine. with the help of curlftpFS.

and now i need to create a event driven Watch on the Mounted FTP Account(Windows FTP) on the linux Server.

I need to configure that if any files are transffered to Mounted windows Folder on the linux machine.it must be automatically copied to the other directory on the Linux machine.

and i am using Incrontab For this configuration but Incorntab doesnt seems to work.

I am using this coomand to watch the Mounted Directory.

/tmp/windows-FTP IN_CLOSE_WRITE /bin/cp -rf /tmp/Directory-on-linux

But incron doesnt copy the File to next directory!!!!

can someone have any idea please to resolve this issue.
 
Old 05-23-2015, 06:11 PM   #2
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incrontab makes use of the inotify kernel function to trigger on filesystem changes. The problem is probably that your virtual, FTP-based filesystem doesn't actually expose anything like inodes to the kernel.

inotify works fine with locally mounted filesystems (that is, file systems residing on a device represented by a device node), but once you use a network-based filesystem, all bets are off.
 
Old 05-25-2015, 11:18 AM   #3
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incrontab makes use of the inotify kernel function to trigger on filesystem changes. The problem is probably that your virtual, FTP-based filesystem doesn't actually expose anything like inodes to the kernel.

inotify works fine with locally mounted filesystems (that is, file systems residing on a device represented by a device node), but once you use a network-based filesystem, all bets are off.
Hi

On the Mounted Drive space it works but when i upload the file at this time it doesnt trigger the INCRON dameon.

I have to Touch the file after files are Uploaded to the FTP Mounted Folder nd the Incorn works.

STEPs

/tmp/Mounted-FTP/Watch-folder/ IN_CLOSE_WRITE mv $@$# /tmp/out/

after Uploading the file to watch folder via FileZilla. it doesnt work but if i touch the file again then it triggers.

thanks
 
  


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