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Tagsistant 0.2.pre1 (Default branch)
02-19-2008
Tagsistant is a semantic filesystem for Linux andBSD kernels. It uses directories as tags andallows file tagging by simply putting files insidedesired tag directories. The path you are walkingby is your query, e.g.tagsistant/tag1/AND/tag2/OR/tag3/AND/tag2/. Beinga low level interface, a filesystem can beinstantly used by shell users, file managers, orCGI. A plug-in architecture is under developmentto add autotagging functionality for common fileslike .mp3, .ogg, .jpeg, .html, and .xml. Atransparent ontology engine is also planned toallow users create a relationship schema betweendirectories by moving one inside the other.License: GNU General Public License v2Changes:|
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shatag(1) Shatag shatag(1) NAME
shatagd - Automatically maintain hash tags for files in a given directory SYNOPSIS
shatagd [-druv] [PATH]... DESCRIPTION
shatagd Is a daemon companion to shatag(1) that will monitor filesystem paths using inotify(7) and automatically recompute a tag whenever a file is written to. OPTIONS
-d, --daemon Daemonize. You must use absolute file paths when using this option. -r, --recursive Recursively watch sub-directories, as well as newly created directories. -u, --update Only update already tagged files. See the shatag(1) manpage for pitfalls. -v, --verbose Write to stdout the paths of files which have their tags recomputed. BUGS
Recursive mode is subject to an unavoidable race condition, due to a limitation of inotify. Relative paths do not work when daemonized, only use absolute paths. REPORTING BUGS
Report shatag bugs to the bugtracker at http://bitbucket.org/maugier/shatag, SEE ALSO
shatag(1) Shatag 0.3 11.03.2012 shatag(1)