[email protected] wrote:
It's also racy as hell. By the time the inotify gets delivered to the
userspace process, pid 820 may be long gone.....
Yep. But I can see uses for people to want to log all activity on
specific directory trees. Think audit trails, etc.
Imagine root getting a log like:
Date: Jan 1,2006: file /foo/evidence.txt changed by user blah, pid
<666>, commandline: "vi evidence.txt"
Chris
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