Usage

usage: filemonitor.py [-h] [-f FILE] [-r] [-w] [-p] [-c] [-d]Monitors file actionsoptional arguments:  -h, --help            show this help message and exit  -f FILE, --file FILE  give config filepath  -r, --read            trace read events  -w, --write           trace write events  -p, --rename          trace rename events  -c, --create          trace create events  -d, --delete          trace delete eventsExample:    ./filemonitor -r                         # traces read of /var/log/syslog    ./filemonitor -f /path/to/config         # traces filepaths in path for all events    ./filemonitor -f /path/to/config -d      # traces filepaths in path for delete events

Output

PID    UID  CPU  PROC         FPATH                            COMM            OPRN11351  1000 1                 test_file_12.txt                 cat             READ11375  1000 1                 test_file_12.txt                 vi              READ11397  1000 0                 test_file_12.txt                 vi              READ11397  1000 0                 test_file_12.txt                 vi              WRITE11441  1000 0                 test_file_12.txt                 mv              RENAME11463  1000 0                 a                                rm              DELETE

How to run?

How this works?

To fix