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Compare file time
i need to write script where I need to keep monitoring a files timestamp, if it changes, I need to run another abc.sh script.
I am thinking I can save file's current timestamp in another file or enviornment variable and after 10 min compare the files timestamp with the original timestamp. If files timestamp is newer, run abc.sh can someone please help. |
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You mean like this TO know whether file is updating or not?
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