Cross-platform file watcher written in Go for native concurrent monitoring
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File Descriptors Rust crate
rust socket unix-domain-socket pipe serial-ports inotify epoll fifo rust-crate fanotify eventfd signalfd
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Python wrapper for Linux fanotify - monitoring filesystem events
python linux filesystem linux-kernel filemonitor file-events fanotify filemon file-events-monitoring
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Fanotify API for Go
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Sep 3, 2023 - Go
A C++ interface for linux monitoring filesystem events
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May 31, 2025 - C++
Minimalist cross-platform app to watch a directory for changes.
macos linux ubuntu watch watchman chokidar inotify cli-application fsevents file-watcher monitor-file-system fswatch file-changes file-backup fanotify file-change-detection
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Rust port of the Linux 4.0.4 `man 7 fanotify` example program source (roughly).
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Monitors a given directory with all its files for changes
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Feb 10, 2025 - C
ClamAV configuration files for filesystem scanning on demand.
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May 5, 2022 - Shell
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