Hello All,
The usual methodology seems to be in batch mode -- i.e. schedule a cron job
that will list all files modified in the past n days, or perform checksum to
detect modifications. From this a list of modified files would then be
generated, and syncing can commence.
Is there a way to list these files in semi-real time? i.e. a daemon would
continuously monitor write calls(something similar to auditd i guess), then log
whatever is modified/created into a file? We wouldn't need to keep track of all
changes made, just the latest change/ modification done.
Would this method be more efficient, as you would not need to process a fixed
list of files/directories?
The closest thing i could find was fsmm, but there seems to be no released
app/package, or is not actively developed anymore...
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