I have tried this method but it does not work...
inotifywait -mr -e create /opt/freeswitch/storage/ 2>&-| sed 's/ CREATE //g' |
while read file; do
chown apache.apache $file
done
From command line
inotifywait -mr -e create /opt/freeswitch/storage/ 2>&-| sed 's/ CREATE //g'
gives the exact output that I need with the full path of the file, but the moment I try to output sed to a file or pipe it's output into something else it stops working.
Can someone point me in the right direction here?
By default, sed
buffers its output when it's writing to a pipe. Use the -u
option to unbuffer it.
inotifywait -mr -e create /opt/freeswitch/storage/ 2>&-| sed -u 's/ CREATE //g' |
while read file; do
chown apache.apache $file
done