Getting Data In

File System Monitoring

ESIMatNeforce
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Hey,

I am trying to monitor changes to specific, sensitive folders on my samba file share. Therefore, the fschange feature seemed to be the perfect fit for me, but unfortunately it's not available anymore. Searching for an alternative, I did not really come across a suitable solution for monitoring file system changes on a samba file share.

What i want to know:
- Operation performed (read, write, delete)
- User
- Timestamp
- Optionally: Time a file is accessed
- Optionally: Restriced file access (users trying to access files/directories they arent permitted to access)

That's basically it, does anyone have a suitable solution for this issue?

Regards
Flo

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