Re(2): incrontab usage

2012-01-09 Thread peasthope
* From: Richard Hector * Date: Mon, 02 Jan 2012 23:42:28 +1300 > ... to catch new files, you'll need to monitor > the directory it will appear in. > > Unfortunately, my testing didn't get it working reliably either ... Now that it works, there is some documentation here. "http://car

Re(2): incrontab usage

2012-01-09 Thread peasthope
* From: Richard Hector * Date: Mon, 02 Jan 2012 23:42:28 +1300 > ... to catch new files, you'll need to monitor > the directory it will appear in. > > Unfortunately, my testing didn't get it working reliably either ... Now that it works, there is some documentation here. "http://car

Re: Re (2): incrontab usage

2012-01-03 Thread Richard Hector
On 03/01/12 11:12, peasth...@shaw.ca wrote: > The 2nd problem is more subtle. > peter@joule:~$ incrontab -l > /home/peter/test IN_MODIFY touch /home/peter/indicator 2>&1 > gives > root@joule:/etc# /usr/sbin/incrond -nf /etc/incron.conf > touch: cannot touch `2>&1': Permission denied > touch: ca

Re (2): incrontab usage

2012-01-02 Thread peasthope
From: Andrei Popescu Date: Mon, 02 Jan 2012 11:44:48 +0200 > Do you have anything in syslog? Nothing. > Did you try running incrond with --foreground? OK, that shows two problems. With peter@joule:~$ incrontab -l /home/peter/test IN_MODIFY touch indicator the result is root@joule:/etc