Did some one said that what is fsniper? Great, it is a software that can detect any change in your directory. Installing fsniper is easy, configuration is not. So I am providing you what to do step by step.
1. Installation:
Download fsniper.
Now you have to compile it.
Make sure gcc and make is installed ( yum install gcc and yum install make)
Now ./configure
make
make install
2. Configuration:
in /etc/init.d
put fsniper file
for fsniper file see http://pc2solution.blogspot.in/2012/11/fsniper-file-to-be-put-in-etcinitd.html
3.
in ~/.config/fsniper/
put config ( config is actually rename file of example.conf)
4.
Kill fsniper process if running,
then run #fsniper --daemon
service fsniper restart.
If you service is started, and you see OK then you are done.
1. Installation:
Download fsniper.
Now you have to compile it.
Make sure gcc and make is installed ( yum install gcc and yum install make)
Now ./configure
make
make install
2. Configuration:
in /etc/init.d
put fsniper file
for fsniper file see http://pc2solution.blogspot.in/2012/11/fsniper-file-to-be-put-in-etcinitd.html
3.
in ~/.config/fsniper/
put config ( config is actually rename file of example.conf)
4.
Kill fsniper process if running,
then run #fsniper --daemon
service fsniper restart.
If you service is started, and you see OK then you are done.
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