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Fam file monitor6/1/2023 ![]() NPM – new sniffer driver for shared memory.WFP – new sniffer driver for TCP/IP stack. ![]() S-TAP service – communication with collector and data proxy for sniffer drivers (WFP, NPM) – DAM functionality.GIM (Guardium Installation Manager) – service based on Perl responsible for installation, update and configuration all other elements working on monitored system (separate article here).Shows that we have many different elements responsible for each data monitoring aspect: Data classification (Part 2) - Classification policy rules.K-TAP installation failure on Linux is not a problem longer.Automation of OpenShift and Guardium Insights installation on bare metal.How to deploy a Guardium Data Protection collector on AWS.Monitoring AWS Oracle RDS with Guardium External S-TAP.$folderContents = $this->_scanDirRecursive( $directory.$folderItem.Tagi 10.1.4 Administration Alerts Central Management Classification Computed Attributes Custom Class Custom Domains DAM DAMP Database Activity Monitoring Data Encryption Data Protection Data Security Enterprise Management Entitlement Reports FAM File Activity Monitoring FS-TAP GDE GDPR GIM GPU Guardium Guardium Insights Guardium Installation Manager IBM Cloud Packs ICS KTAP OpenShift OpenShift on Azure Patch Policies Reports S-TAP Sensitive data discovery Thales Update Video Vormetric WINSTAP Archive If (is_dir($directory.$folderItem.DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR)) If ($folderItem != "." AND $folderItem != ".") $directory = realpath($directory).DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR įoreach (scandir($directory) as $folderItem) Private function _scanDirRecursive($directory) $arrayValues = array_merge( $arrayValues, $this->_arrayValuesRecursive($value)) If (is_scalar($value) OR is_resource($value)) Private function _arrayValuesRecursive($array) I use it in order to auto index a folder where I have all my eBooks into a MySQL database. I make a VERY simple class that monitors a folder (and its subfolders) for new or removed files. If you find out how to work around thing, or if I'm completely wrong about all of this, please post here! Thanks! If you search on google, it seems everyone hates fam/dnotify (even linus), but noone has done anything about it yet. Its just that fam (or dnotify, which fam uses on linux) sucks very badly. I'm not sure, but I think most of this is not PHPs fault. It is not possible to receive ONE event AFTER the file operation is done. with photoshop via samba), you get file_changed events pretty much every second the file is being written to. One ugly solution might be to create a new fam_resource for each directory you want to monitor, but then you cannot use fam_next_event() in your while loop anymore. Thus, if you monitor two or more directories, and they possibly contain files with the same basename, you cannot find out what file has changed. When you do that, you will have another problem: The events you get contain the code and the filename, but not the pathname of the file that caused the event. Its an ugly hack, but you can go through each subdir and also monitor it with fam_monitor_directory(). You cannot monitor a directory tree easily, since fam_monitor_directory() is non-recursive. No polling, no useless wasting of cpu cycles.Īnyway, I have some problems with fam: It is very limited and almost useless. Instead, you can use while(fam_next_event($resource)), which blocks until there is an event. In the example above, I would not use the while(1) and sleep() functions, since then you're back at waiting and polling for file changes, which you were trying to avoid using fam.
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