watchmonkey

watch files or folder as defined recursively using a daemon

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Watch files or folder as defined in ~/.watcher.ini using /usr/local/sbin/watcher/watcher.py and then run command as defined in .ini file. Unlike incron this works recursively and can be started and stopped as a service using /etc/init.d/watcher.sh

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