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Question:  Shell Script to track File Changes

Answer: Write a shell script to save the output of 'ls -ltr' every five minutes and after every hour it should print which all files are changed/modified/created.


August 08, 2009 17:49:08 #1
 iamjogi   Member Since: August 2009    Total Comments: 2 

RE: Shell Script to track File Changes
 

Setup crontab entries to run the commands repeatedly.

     

 

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