[IBM DW] 用 inotify 监控 Linux 文件系统事件：报错

				
struct inotify_event
{
  int wd;               /* Watch descriptor.  */
  uint32_t mask;        /* Watch mask.  */
  uint32_t cookie;      /* Cookie to synchronize two events.  */
  uint32_t len;         /* Length (including NULs) of name.  */
  char name __flexarr;  /* Name.  */
  };

				
/* Signal handler that simply resets a flag to cause termination */
void signal_handler (int signum)
{
  keep_running = 0;
}

int main (int argc, char **argv)
{
  /* This is the file descriptor for the inotify watch */
  int inotify_fd;

  keep_running = 1;

  /* Set a ctrl-c signal handler */
  if (signal (SIGINT, signal_handler) == SIG_IGN)
    {
      /* Reset to SIG_IGN (ignore) if that was the prior state */
      signal (SIGINT, SIG_IGN);
    }

  /* First we open the inotify dev entry */
  inotify_fd = open_inotify_fd ();
  if (inotify_fd > 0)
    {

      /* We will need a place to enqueue inotify events,
         this is needed because if you do not read events
         fast enough, you will miss them. This queue is 
         probably too small if you are monitoring something
         like a directory with a lot of files and the directory 
         is deleted.
       */
      queue_t q;
      q = queue_create (128);

      /* This is the watch descriptor returned for each item we are 
         watching. A real application might keep these for some use 
         in the application. This sample only makes sure that none of
         the watch descriptors is less than 0.
       */
      int wd;


      /* Watch all events (IN_ALL_EVENTS) for the directories and 
         files passed in as arguments.
         Read the article for why you might want to alter this for 
         more efficient inotify use in your app.      
       */
      int index;
      wd = 0;
      printf("\n");
      for (index = 1; (index < argc) && (wd >= 0); index++) 
	{
	  wd = watch_dir (inotify_fd, argv[index], IN_ALL_EVENTS);
	}

      if (wd > 0) 
	{
	  /* Wait for events and process them until a 
         termination condition is detected
 	  */
	  process_inotify_events (q, inotify_fd);
	}
      printf ("\nTerminating\n");

      /* Finish up by closing the fd, destroying the queue,
         and returning a proper code
       */
      close_inotify_fd (inotify_fd);
      queue_destroy (q);
    }
  return 0;
}

				
/* Create an inotify instance and open a file descriptor
   to access it */
int open_inotify_fd ()
{
  int fd;

  watched_items = 0;
  fd = inotify_init ();

  if (fd < 0)
    {
      perror ("inotify_init () = ");
    }
  return fd;
  }

				
int watch_dir (int fd, const char *dirname, unsigned long mask)
{
  int wd;
  wd = inotify_add_watch (fd, dirname, mask);
  if (wd < 0)
    {
      printf ("Cannot add watch for \"%s\" with event mask %lX", dirname,
	      mask);
      fflush (stdout);
      perror (" ");
    }
  else
    {
      watched_items++;
      printf ("Watching %s WD=%d\n", dirname, wd);
      printf ("Watching = %d items\n", watched_items); 
    }
  return wd;
}
            

				
int process_inotify_events (queue_t q, int fd)
{
  while (keep_running && (watched_items > 0))
    {
      if (event_check (fd) > 0)
	{
	  int r;
	  r = read_events (q, fd);
	  if (r < 0)
	    {
	      break;
	    }
	  else
	    {
	      handle_events (q);
	    }
	}
    }
  return 0;
  }

				
int event_check (int fd)
{
  fd_set rfds;
  FD_ZERO (&rfds);
  FD_SET (fd, &rfds);
  /* Wait until an event happens or we get interrupted 
     by a signal that we catch */
  return select (FD_SETSIZE, &rfds, NULL, NULL, NULL);
  }

				
int read_events (queue_t q, int fd)
{
  char buffer[16384];
  size_t buffer_i;
  struct inotify_event *pevent;
  queue_entry_t event;
  ssize_t r;
  size_t event_size, q_event_size;
  int count = 0;

  r = read (fd, buffer, 16384);
  if (r <= 0)
    return r;
  buffer_i = 0;
  while (buffer_i < r)
    {
      /* Parse events and queue them. */
      pevent = (struct inotify_event *) &buffer[buffer_i];
      event_size =  offsetof (struct inotify_event, name) + pevent->len;
      q_event_size = offsetof (struct queue_entry, inot_ev.name) + 
                                  pevent->len;
      event = malloc (q_event_size);
      memmove (&(event->inot_ev), pevent, event_size);
      queue_enqueue (event, q);
      buffer_i += event_size;
      count++;
    }
  printf ("\n%d events queued\n", count);
  return count;
}

				
void handle_event (queue_entry_t event)
{
  /* If the event was associated with a filename, we will store it here */
  char *cur_event_filename = NULL;
  char *cur_event_file_or_dir = NULL;
  /* This is the watch descriptor the event occurred on */
  int cur_event_wd = event->inot_ev.wd;
  int cur_event_cookie = event->inot_ev.cookie;

  unsigned long flags;

  if (event->inot_ev.len)
    {
      cur_event_filename = event->inot_ev.name;
    }
  if ( event->inot_ev.mask & IN_ISDIR )
    {
      cur_event_file_or_dir = "Dir";
    }
  else 
    {
      cur_event_file_or_dir = "File";
    }
  flags = event->inot_ev.mask & 
    ~(IN_ALL_EVENTS | IN_UNMOUNT | IN_Q_OVERFLOW | IN_IGNORED );

  /* Perform event dependent handler routines */
  /* The mask is the magic that tells us what file operation occurred */
  switch (event->inot_ev.mask & 
	  (IN_ALL_EVENTS | IN_UNMOUNT | IN_Q_OVERFLOW | IN_IGNORED))
    {
      /* File was accessed */
    case IN_ACCESS:
      printf ("ACCESS: %s \"%s\" on WD #%i\n",
	      cur_event_file_or_dir, cur_event_filename, cur_event_wd);
      break;

      /* File was modified */
    case IN_MODIFY:
      printf ("MODIFY: %s \"%s\" on WD #%i\n",
	      cur_event_file_or_dir, cur_event_filename, cur_event_wd);
      break;

      /* File changed attributes */
    case IN_ATTRIB:
      printf ("ATTRIB: %s \"%s\" on WD #%i\n",
	      cur_event_file_or_dir, cur_event_filename, cur_event_wd);
      break;

      /* File open for writing was closed */
    case IN_CLOSE_WRITE:
      printf ("CLOSE_WRITE: %s \"%s\" on WD #%i\n",
	      cur_event_file_or_dir, cur_event_filename, cur_event_wd);
      break;

      /* File open read-only was closed */
    case IN_CLOSE_NOWRITE:
      printf ("CLOSE_NOWRITE: %s \"%s\" on WD #%i\n",
	      cur_event_file_or_dir, cur_event_filename, cur_event_wd);
      break;

      /* File was opened */
    case IN_OPEN:
      printf ("OPEN: %s \"%s\" on WD #%i\n",
	      cur_event_file_or_dir, cur_event_filename, cur_event_wd);
      break;

      /* File was moved from X */
    case IN_MOVED_FROM:
      printf ("MOVED_FROM: %s \"%s\" on WD #%i. Cookie=%d\n",
	      cur_event_file_or_dir, cur_event_filename, cur_event_wd, 
              cur_event_cookie);
      break;
.
. (other cases)
.
      /* Watch was removed explicitly by inotify_rm_watch or automatically
         because file was deleted, or file system was unmounted.  */
    case IN_IGNORED:
      watched_items--;
      printf ("IGNORED: WD #%d\n", cur_event_wd);
      printf("Watching = %d items\n",watched_items); 
      break;

      /* Some unknown message received */
    default:
      printf ("UNKNOWN EVENT \"%X\" OCCURRED for file \"%s\" on WD #%i\n",
	      event->inot_ev.mask, cur_event_filename, cur_event_wd);
      break;
    }
  /* If any flags were set other than IN_ISDIR, report the flags */
  if (flags & (~IN_ISDIR))
    {
      flags = event->inot_ev.mask;
      printf ("Flags=%lX\n", flags);
    }
    }

				
ian@attic4:~/inotify-sample$ mkdir -p dir1/dir2
ian@attic4:~/inotify-sample$ touch dir1/dir2/file1
ian@attic4:~/inotify-sample$ ./inotify_test dir1/ dir1/dir2/ dir1/dir2/file1&
[2] 8733
ian@attic4:~/inotify-sample$ 
Watching dir1/ WD=1
Watching = 1 items
Watching dir1/dir2/ WD=2
Watching = 2 items
Watching dir1/dir2/file1 WD=3
Watching = 3 items

ian@attic4:~/inotify-sample$ 
            

				
ian@attic4:~/inotify-sample$ ls dir1/dir2
file1

4 events queued
OPEN: Dir "dir2" on WD #1
OPEN: Dir "(null)" on WD #2
CLOSE_NOWRITE: Dir "dir2" on WD #1
CLOSE_NOWRITE: Dir "(null)" on WD #2

				
ian@attic4:~/inotify-sample$ echo "Some text" >> dir1/dir2/file1

2 events queued
OPEN: File "file1" on WD #2
OPEN: File "(null)" on WD #3

2 events queued
MODIFY: File "file1" on WD #2
MODIFY: File "(null)" on WD #3

2 events queued
CLOSE_WRITE: File "file1" on WD #2
CLOSE_WRITE: File "(null)" on WD #3

				
ian@attic4:~/inotify-sample$ chmod a+w dir1/dir2/file1

2 events queued
ATTRIB: File "file1" on WD #2
ATTRIB: File "(null)" on WD #3

				
ian@attic4:~/inotify-sample$ mv dir1/dir2/file1 dir1

3 events queued
MOVED_FROM: File "file1" on WD #2. Cookie=569
MOVED_TO: File "file1" on WD #1. Cookie=569
MOVE_SELF: File "(null)" on WD #3

				
ian@attic4:~/inotify-sample$ ln dir1/file1 dir1/file2

2 events queued
ATTRIB: File "(null)" on WD #3
CREATE: File "file2" on WD #1

				
ian@attic4:~/inotify-sample$ mv dir1/file1 ./file3

2 events queued
MOVED_FROM: File "file1" on WD #1. Cookie=572
MOVE_SELF: File "(null)" on WD #3

				
ian@attic4:~/inotify-sample$ rmdir dir1/dir2

3 events queued
DELETE: Dir "dir2" on WD #1
DELETE_SELF: File "(null)" on WD #2
IGNORED: WD #2
Watching = 2 items

				
ian@attic4:~/inotify-sample$ rm file3

1 events queued
ATTRIB: File "(null)" on WD #3

				
ian@attic4:~/inotify-sample$ touch dir1/file2

6 events queued
OPEN: File "file2" on WD #1
OPEN: File "(null)" on WD #3
ATTRIB: File "file2" on WD #1
ATTRIB: File "(null)" on WD #3
CLOSE_WRITE: File "file2" on WD #1
CLOSE_WRITE: File "(null)" on WD #3