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FSNIPER

Section: Configuration file format (5) Updated: January 2009
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NAME

$HOME/.config/fsniper/config - user configuration file for fsniper  

DESCRIPTION

This file is read by fsniper(1) when launched. It is a C-style configuration file.

It begins with a watch section.

Then, each subsection is a directory to watch.

Under that, each subsection is a filter for file to apply a rule. There are 2 types of filters:

MIME-Type filters
image/* will apply the rule only on images image/png will apply the rule only on png images
Name filters
Wildcards
*name*
Match on name with regular wildcard. Or on extension (*.jpg for example)
Regular Expressions
/regex/
Match on name with the regex given.

The last section is the start of the rule, and its format is:

handler = command to apply
The command can be any shell command. To get the file name, use %%
Example:
handler = echo %%
 

SEE ALSO

/usr/share/doc/fsniper/examples/example.conf, <http://code.l3ib.org/?p=fsniper.git;a=blob_plain;f=doc/doc.txt>, fsniper(1)  

AUTHOR

This manual page was written by Tanguy Herrmann <dolanor@evereska.org>, for the Ubuntu GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).


 

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