问题
I have a simple node script that looks for a file changes and copies file to the remote server using ssh.
fs.watch(filename,function(curr,prev){
//copy file to the remote server
});
However, since the file i'm watching is uploaded via ftp
and for every chunk of data i recieve the file gets changed and the callback gets fired. Is there any way to look for changes only when the complete file has been transfered?
Thanks in advance.
回答1:
I know this is an old question but for anyone else in the same situation there is now the below module:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/remote-file-watcher
回答2:
For Linux, you can probably get by with an inotify binding module and the IN_CLOSE_WRITE flag. That event will tell you when a process that previously opened the file for writing has now closed the file descriptor.
回答3:
I was in the same situation on a windows platform, and ended up doing this:
try {
var nRetries = 10;
var retryTimeInterval = 500
var currentRetry = 0;
var pollFunction = function(){
try{
var rootFolder = path.dirname(require.main.filename);
var completePathToFile = path.resolve(rootFolder, filePath);
fs.readFileSync(path.resolve(rootFolder, filePath));
// do stuff with file here
}
catch(e){
if (currentRetry < nRetries) {
currentRetry += 1;
setTimeout(pollFunction, retryTimeInterval);
}
};
pollFunction();
The file must be locked by the ftp server while being written to (So fs.readFileSync throws).
It is not very pretty, but I did not find any other way.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21378627/watching-for-file-changes-on-complete-file-transfer