NEW: sysutils/fwa
Hi, Sorry for the previous one, I've forgot the attachment... fwa is a simple file change notifier keeping unix philosophy in mind. It is intended to be a clean and simple application to watch file changes on systems using kqueue. It does not execute any commands, just prints out the changed file's name. To handle the events, read fwa's output and act as you wish. I've tested it on amd64 and i386. This is my first port, so I would appreciate any comments. I hope I did not make too many mistakes. Best regards, Peter fwa.tar.gz Description: application/tar-gz
NEW: sysutils/fwa
Hi, fwa is a simple file change notifier keeping unix philosophy in mind. It is intended to be a clean and simple application to watch file changes on systems using kqueue. It does not execute any commands, just prints out the changed file's name. To handle the events, read fwa's output and act as you wish. I've tested it on amd64 and i386. This is my first port, so I would appreciate any comments. I hope I did not make too many mistakes. Best regards, Peter
Re: NEW: sysutils/fwa
I've fixed a few things after a discussion with James Turner. > fwa is a simple file change notifier keeping unix philosophy > in mind. It is intended to be a clean and simple application > to watch file changes on systems using kqueue. It does not > execute any commands, just prints out the changed file's name. > To handle the events, read fwa's output and act as you wish. > > I've tested it on amd64 and i386. This is my first port, so > I would appreciate any comments. I hope I did not make too many > mistakes. -- Peter Hajdu fwa.tar.gz Description: application/tar-gz
