_Log.Error("OnError Error attempting to recover file system watcher: ex) _Log.Error("OnError Exceeded the maximum number of attempts to reconnect to watcher path. _Log.Error("OnError Error restarting filesystemwatcher ex) _Log.Information("Watching path ", watcherPath) Watcher.Error += new ErrorEventHandler(OnError) Watcher.Changed += new FileSystemEventHandler(OnChanged) Watcher.Deleted += new FileSystemEventHandler(OnDeleted) Watcher.Created += new FileSystemEventHandler(OnCreated) Watcher.IncludeSubdirectories = includeSubdirectories I tried increasing max_user_watchers to anycodings_c# 100000 and max_user_instances to 256 but I anycodings_c# don't really think that is the problem. But when I increase the anycodings_c# interval to one file per hour I start seeing anycodings_c# problems after 3 - 5 hours. I have then anycodings_c# increased the delay interval to 30 seconds, anycodings_c# 10 minutes, 30 minutes and everything seems anycodings_c# to work fine. I have configured the test application to anycodings_c# run every 5 seconds and allowed it to run anycodings_c# for 30 minutes without issue. It will run for 3-5 hours and then anycodings_c# the events just stop firing without errors. I created a test application that creates anycodings_c# test files every X seconds and I monitor for anycodings_c# events. The anycodings_c# monitored directory is on the same Linux anycodings_c# server where my application resides (not a anycodings_c# network share). I'm monitoring a anycodings_c# local directory (and subdirectories).
Filewatcher change every 10 seconds code#
net Core anycodings_c# 2.2) that runs reliably on Windows but the anycodings_c# same code stops working after several hours anycodings_c# when running on Linux.
$changeType = $ have a filesystemwatcher (C#. $logFile = $event.MessageData # message data is how we pass in an argument to the event script block # REPLACE THIS SECTION WITH YOUR PROCESSING CODE # appends the event to a log file, as well as reporting the event back to the console # This script block is used/called by all 3 events and: $fsw = New-Object IO.FileSystemWatcher $folderToWatch, $filter -Property = $false NotifyFilter = 'FileName, LastWrite'} # In the following line, you can change 'IncludeSubdirectories to $true if required. , $logFile = 'C:\Users\gordon\Desktop\powershellDest\filewatcher.log' $folderToWatch = "C:\Users\gordon\Desktop\powershellStart" The following powershell script BigTeddy created basically spits out a log file (and on the output of the powershell ISE) of when a change/edit/creation/deletion has been made, the time it was changed and what file(s) was edited. I want to know how can I create an if/else statement such that if more than one file is changed/edited/created/deleted at the same time (say ten files have been edited simultaneously) a log file will be created saying these list files has been edited simultaneously at this particular time.
Filewatcher change every 10 seconds full#
The following code is created by BigTeddy and he gets the full credit (I also made some Changes using the While Loop)
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