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On 07/11/13 09:28, Neil Bothwick wrote: |
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>On Wed, 10 Jul 2013 20:48:22 -0600, Joseph wrote: |
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>> Thanks Alan, yes I'm looking into it and your are the second person who |
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>> suggested to me "inotify" is the tool for the job. I've installed |
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>> inotify-tools but I think I will need to find more samples to make it |
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>> to work :-) |
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>Try incron, it uses the kernel's inotify functions but does the work |
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>for you, and it comes with plenty of examples. |
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>> Once I copy the file, the system should notify a use that new file |
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>> exist (a message pop-up). If the use closes the message and will not |
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>> open the file, after few ours I want to remind the user that the file |
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>> has not been open yet. |
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>incron could launch one script you when the file is created. This |
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>would send the notification and create an at job to send another |
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>notification after a specified time. Then you could have another |
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>icrond task triggered by the file being opened for read, that kills |
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>the at job |
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>Neil Bothwick |
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>God is real, unless specifically declared integer. |
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I found "gxmessage" it is very simple and perfect for pop-up message on the other computer. |
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Joseph |