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monitoring files copied onto hard disk
hi...
i need pointers to books/website... 'm trytin to write a daemon that monitors files of particular type(eg. text or pdfs) copied onto the hard disk. the daemon should detect the above n write the file name (along with the absolute path) to a file. please DO NOT give me the code explicitly... 
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I have to agree with Andryk - it seems to me to be a bit non-sequitur, you seem to want a kind of FindFirstChangeNotification api for UNIX. Some things that make sense in one OS don't translate well to others. IMO.
The only suggestion I have is get a copy of lsof or fuser for your unix system and investigate what was done in there. If you're on a UNIX that supports /proc then you may already have what you need.
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