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How to install pyinotify in Windows to enable inotify? #160
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inotify is Linux-specific thing, not supported on Windows. |
@kozec Ah ok. Any alternatives for Windows? |
@THPubs you can run syncthing-inotify |
Sounds like good idea; edit: |
The edit: will tag the current master as v0.6.2 as soon as https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing-inotify/issues/58 gives a 👍 |
@Zillode Just to check, will 32bit syncthing-inotify have any problem with 64bit syncthing daemon? ST-GTK has only 32bit installer for Windows, so bundling 64bit syncthing-inotify exacutable would be... Not exactly problem, but more trouble than I think is necessary. |
I never tried it but all communication is based on http requests, so I think it'll work. |
@Zillode Ok, it pretty-much works, but I have problem with capturing syncthing-inotify output. Is it doing anything that may prevent reading from its stdout, when it's started as background process? |
Not that I know of, all output is written to os.Stdout. The exit codes are documented in the FAQ: https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing-inotify/wiki/FAQ |
@THPubs So, ST-GTK now includes syncthing-inotify v0.6.3 in latest release. It would be great if you could give it a test and tell me if it works on more than single (my own :) machine. |
@kozec I think it works! :-) Didn't do too many tests... Just added one file and deleted one file... Both worked :-) Thanks for the quick fix! |
How can we install pyinotify in windows and enable inotify? Is there any installer? Is it possible to package it along with syncthing gtk?
PS : Sorry if im opening too many issues :-)
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