How do you run command every time a file is modified?
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Answer / Manoj Kumar Kaushal
Use the 'inotifywait' or 'incron' commands to trigger a script whenever a file is modified. Here is an example using inotifywait:n`n while true ; do inotifywait -e modify path/to/your/file ; sh /path/to/script.sh ; donen`
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