mmwatch command
Lists the active watch folder watches for either a specific file system or all file systems.
Synopsis
mmwatch Device list [--events] [-Y]
or
mmwatch all list [--events] [-Y]
Availability
Available with IBM Spectrum Scale™ Advanced Edition or IBM Spectrum Scale Data Management Edition.
Description
Use the mmwatch command to list the active watch folder watches for either a specific file system or all file systems.
Remember: To use this command your cluster code level
must be at IBM Spectrum
Scale 5.0.2, and the file system on
which the watch is set must also be to be at IBM Spectrum
Scale
5.0.2.
Parameters
- Device
- Lists the active watch folder watches for a specific file system.
- all
- Lists the active watch folder watches for all file systems.
- --events
- Lists the watch folder events for a specific file system.
- list [-Y]
- Displays the watch folder active watches details for the specified device. The
-Y parameter provides output in machine-readable (colon-delimited)
format.Note: Fields that have a colon (:) are encoded to prevent confusion. For the set of characters that might be encoded, see the command documentation of mmclidecode. Use the mmclidecode command to decode the field.
Exit status
- 0
- Successful completion.
- nonzero
- A failure occurs.
Security
You must have root authority to run the mmwatch command.
Example
To list the current watch folder watches that are running on file system
gpfs1, use the following command:
mmwatch gpfs1 list [-Y]
The following output is displayed:
Filesystem gpfs1 has no watchers
Example
To list all current watch folder watches that are active, use this command:
mmwatch demo list
The following output is displayed:
Filesystem demo has 2 watcher(s):
Watcher PID Type Start Time Path
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
node1.ibm.com 7047 directory Mon Aug 20 20:39:20 2018 /demo/somedir
node2.ibm.com 6225 directory Tue Aug 21 10:45:05 2018 /demo
Example
To list all current watch folder watches with associated events, use this command:
mmwatch demo list --events
The following output is displayed:
Filesystem demo has 2 watcher(s):
Watcher PID Monitored Events
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
node3.ibm.com 7047 IN_CLOSE_WRITE,IN_DELETE_SELF
node4.ibm.com 6225 IN_ACCESS,IN_ATTRIB,IN_CLOSE_NOWRITE,
IN_CLOSE_WRITE,IN_CREATE,IN_DELETE,
IN_DELETE_SELF,IN_MODIFY,IN_MOVED_FROM,
IN_MOVE_SELF