What exactly is the mechanism by which the linux knows that a file has been closed ? I know commands such as INOTIFY would trigger IN_CLOSE_WRITE event when a file is closed. But how does it work ? Wh
I have watch a folde开发者_如何学Pythonr that will create a new sub-folder use date as name(e.g 201105124) everyday. I have start a daemon to watch it but if a new sub-folder added, the event in the n
Actually i will give input from my application1 to input.txt, which intern triggers {used pyinotify} program1 to run this program1 which updates output.txt file, but application1 which is reading from
I have to watch for any input given to or any changes that made in the present content over a file, upon any modification i need to run a python program which is located in the same folder.
I\'m confused about how asyncnotifier works.开发者_Python百科 What exactly is threaded in the notifier? Is the just the watcher threaded? Or does each of the callbacks to the handler functions run on
I would like Pyinotify to watch a templates directory, which has subfolders, but I\'m getting this error:
I am trying to watch a directory, and is looking for file modifications. Thinking of using pyinotify. Problem is that while using IN_MODIFY event to check for a file change, it triggers quite a number
I\'m newbie in python and I\'m trying to use pyinotify with a GUI interface using pygtk. I have two classes, my gtk class which doesn\'t do much, only displays stuff, and a class that handles the moni
in https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=37194#txn-641389 I reopened a bug concerning a Perl crash in conjunction with the libreadline XS bindings. I attached the necessary debug information, but
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