I'm trying to find a way to wait for files to create tail Start presenting them. For example, suppose I have a
log directory that has not yet been created, but my application will create it. Suppose I have another process in which I would like to run
tail -f logs / * .log and all files are created like that, they should begin to run.
And secondly: if
tail is removing some files that have been deleted, then it is possible to start it again, if it is ?
With some roughness, it works:
Inotifywait -q .; Kill $ PID; Tails-F-N * 0 * PID = $!! Anything in any directory change, the tail command restart.
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