Re: FSE_ARG_INT64 argument in fsevent
Re: FSE_ARG_INT64 argument in fsevent
- Subject: Re: FSE_ARG_INT64 argument in fsevent
- From: Arun prabu <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 03 Dec 2012 17:36:35 +0530
Are you watching a select number of files? In that case, kevents might work for you ('man kevent'). The EVFILT_VNODE filter can report a number of events, including writes. Unlike FSEvents, you have to register each path you wish to watch.
No, i need to watch a entire directory preferrably a mountpoint. Like you said, using kevent we cannot monitor all the files in a directory. Monitoring has to be done for each file separately which might end up in scalability issues as i need to monitor lot of files in a directory.
In FSEvents API framework, is there any way to receive events when file is flushed but not closed.
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