File	Date	Author	Commit
DirWatcher	2010-12-19	blondandy	[e3f1dc] doxygen and add copyright
DirWatcherCommon	2010-12-23	blondandy	[583b4b] doxygen
DirWatcherConfigGUI	2010-12-19	blondandy	[e3f1dc] doxygen and add copyright
doxygen	2010-12-15	blondandy	[75cd02] get rsync to do the chmod
examples	2010-11-16	blondandy	[6d71fa] add option to watch dir recursively
installer	2010-12-18	blondandy	[ecb6f4] finish script to set version in 5 different fil...
misc	2010-12-19	blondandy	[5e2a15] a start at a script to compile all assemblies
util_script_and_registry_config	2010-12-11	blondandy	[c689ad] in nsis, make bin the output path when making l...
wiki	2010-11-25	blondandy	[97e1b9] images from the wiki. for use in any manual
COPYING	2010-11-02	blondandy	[834148] initial commit
DirWatcher.sln	2010-12-13	blondandy	[002ef8] move definition of registry value names that ar...
Doxyfile	2010-12-23	blondandy	[583b4b] doxygen
readme.txt	2010-11-16	blondandy	[92d3e0] don't use https for wiki link. update readme wi...

Read Me

See the DirWatcher wiki for up to date information.
http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/dirwatcher/index.php?title=Main_Page

In case you have no internet...

* Run installer.
* To try an example rule without editing it first, create a directory 
  "C:\temp"
* Create at least one rule. 
  See "C:\Program Files\DirWatcher\<version>\example_rules". 
  Try "ExampleLogTxt.reg"
* Consider the account the service runs under, the permissions will have to 
  be correct to read and write required directories and logs. By defualt, 
  it runs under the local system account. This should be OK for the example 
  given here.
* Start the service, you can use the script here 
  "C:\Program Files\DirWatcher\<version>\util_script_and_registry_config" 
  called "start_service.bat"
* Copy a small text file into c:\temp, or create one.
* Check the log "DirWatcherExample.log". You should see the file has been 
  spotted, and logged. The content of the file should be echoed to the log.
* Note that on service startup, error messages may go to the Application event 
  log. After this they will go to the log specified in the rule.
* Start making your own rules: regedit, or edit a .reg file. Link to a script 
  or exe in "C:\Program Files\DirWatcher\<version>\trigger_script", or use the 
  full path to the executable.
* Once you are happy, set the service to start automatically when the system 
  boots. There is a script to make this change in "util_script...". This is not 
  the default, as rules must be created before the service will start.