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config option for setting delay waiting for modified files while using inotify #1572
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- consuming multiple files - default wait time 100ms - tests for consumable files, that get modified again - further tests for consuming with delay
and add config to ansible role
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I am sorry but I just discovered now, that this solution has problems mit Files being moved to the consumption folder. I am closing this pull request and open a new one when I have figured this out. |
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Hi @s4nf4n, this repo appears to be abandoned. I'd encourage you to open your PR in the Paperless revival project, paperless-ngx. |
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I bought a Canon GX7050 last year and setup paperless-ng shortly after.
It has Duplex ADF but behaves a little weird, when scanning multiple pages at once:
I did not want to move to polling, as this still could poll just in the right moment when the file is between pages.
So with this feature I extended the consumer to wait for the file to remain unmodified for a configurable time CONSUMER_INOTIFY_WAIT_MODIFIED_DELAY after IN_CLOSE_WRITE event by starting a new inofify watch.
This defaults to 100ms, because new tests failed with github actions, when set lower. Actually this could be lowered for normal consumption but still kind of makes the consumption more robust.
For my use case I would raise this option to about 5s.